A question for the Aussies
04-03-2015, 05:31 AM
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A question for the Aussies
Hi guys,
I have attempted to copy CDs to the hard drive in the car but so far have been unsuccessful. I have even read the manual
. The option to copy files is greyed out. So, I am wondering if any fellow Aussies have been able to do this as I am thinking it may be due to some sort of zone restriction.
Thanks for any input
I have attempted to copy CDs to the hard drive in the car but so far have been unsuccessful. I have even read the manual
. The option to copy files is greyed out. So, I am wondering if any fellow Aussies have been able to do this as I am thinking it may be due to some sort of zone restriction.Thanks for any input
04-04-2015, 09:09 PM
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Hi guys,
I have attempted to copy CDs to the hard drive in the car but so far have been unsuccessful. I have even read the manual. The option to copy files is greyed out. So, I am wondering if any fellow Aussies have been able to do this as I am thinking it may be due to some sort of zone restriction.
Thanks for any input
I have attempted to copy CDs to the hard drive in the car but so far have been unsuccessful. I have even read the manual
. The option to copy files is greyed out. So, I am wondering if any fellow Aussies have been able to do this as I am thinking it may be due to some sort of zone restriction.Thanks for any input
USB or SD card are accepted.
however if tansfer all your music into dvd disk ,then will be allowed into your hard disk .
hope this would help you
04-05-2015, 09:34 AM
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What also might help... If you use iTunes and iTunes Match.. you can copy all of your CD's directly into iTunes. Grab yourself a 64g SD card and then you can drag and drop all of your songs and albums (in folders) from iTunes straight onto the SD card. Far more seamless and practical then using the small 10gig HDD.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
