[PaulThai]

I have a 1G PNY SD card (non-high speed) and a 1G Sandisk Ultra II high speed SD. Loaded them both with about 900+ MB of songs and they both work fine. The only thing is it takes a little time to load SD disk and surprisingly they both load in the same amount of time. Makes me wonder wether it's worth it to get the high speed disk. Anyone else have thoughts on high speed vs regular speed SD cards?

Paul

 

[PaulThai]

Look at the id3 tags on your mp3s and make sure there's not junk characters in there that the Nav unit is trying to display and get confused. I use MusicMatch Juke box to download the id3 tags for my mp3s and write them to the mp3 so it displays the correct songs on the nav display.

I use the Microsoft Media Player 10. It has a sync feature that you can make a playlist say 1G big and sync it to the card. Make sure you don't have it do a conversion option but just transfer the file on the card. It makes a directory for the mp3s in the card.

So format your SD card and try the Media Player sync function. Under the menu Tools>Options>Devices>(click on your SD card device) Properties>Quality> Uncheck Convert files as required by the device. Make a playlist. Then click on the Sync tab then click on the Sync list and select the playlist. Then sync.

I've had no troubles other than a little slow reading the cards initially (10 seconds or so for ~900MB of 1G SD).

Good luck