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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew Bowers" data-source="post: 73102" data-attributes="member: 2955">USB Playback/RecordingIf I understand correctly I should be able to play &quot;bumper music&quot; in between different groups ect. through the USB port on top of the console. If that is the case, I can&#039;t seem to make it work.I have tried three different USB sticks and a portable hard drive. On the hard drive I can see the actually music files but it will only play about the first second of the file.On all three USB sticks I can&#039;t see the music files at ALL, even though they are there. All the USB sticks and the hard drive are formatted in FAT32. I&#039;ve even tried totally wiping the drive and reformatting it, but still nothing. I tried putting the music files in the root of the drive and in folders, nothing. I&#039;ve been able to update the firmware from all USB sticks and I can also record to the USB stick and play that file back on the console.As far as file types, I&#039;ve tried .wav .wma .m4a and .mp3 both protected and unprotected music. I haven&#039;t been able to find any specifications in the manual on what the console will actually play.Has anybody had issues with this or has gotten this to work? Does anyone know the specifications for the file types?Thanks,Andrew</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrew Bowers, post: 73102, member: 2955"] USB Playback/Recording If I understand correctly I should be able to play "bumper music" in between different groups ect. through the USB port on top of the console. If that is the case, I can't seem to make it work. I have tried three different USB sticks and a portable hard drive. On the hard drive I can see the actually music files but it will only play about the first second of the file. On all three USB sticks I can't see the music files at ALL, even though they are there. All the USB sticks and the hard drive are formatted in FAT32. I've even tried totally wiping the drive and reformatting it, but still nothing. I tried putting the music files in the root of the drive and in folders, nothing. I've been able to update the firmware from all USB sticks and I can also record to the USB stick and play that file back on the console. As far as file types, I've tried .wav .wma .m4a and .mp3 both protected and unprotected music. I haven't been able to find any specifications in the manual on what the console will actually play. Has anybody had issues with this or has gotten this to work? Does anyone know the specifications for the file types? Thanks, Andrew [/QUOTE]

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