[Hemigirl]

I have a 2011 Durango with the 730N unit. I want to play music from a flash drive plugged into the USB port in the console. Anyone have any tips? All of my music files are in MP4 format...will that matter? Any advice is greatly appreciated

 

[juttsdodge]

I think you can put the files in folders on the thumbdrive and then your radio will allow you to root in the folders for your music. I would first try MP3.

 

[mm2011ddc]

You could also just transfer the music files from your flash drive to the radio hard drive.

 

[Hemigirl]

@ mm2011ddc - I have over 32GB of music... It will not even hold all of the contacts out of my phone I will try the USB and post an update with anything I find.

 

[JRRF]

@ mm2011ddc - I have over 32GB of music... It will not even hold all of the contacts out of my phone I will try the USB and post an update with anything I find.

Hmm... you have your phone contacts in the radio? Mine will only use the contacts directly from the phone (or so I think). Might that be a difference betweent he 730 and 430 radios?

 

[Steve823]

I have a 2011 Durango with the 730N unit. I want to play music from a flash drive plugged into the USB port in the console. Anyone have any tips? All of my music files are in MP4 format...will that matter? Any advice is greatly appreciated

If that's not a typo, the radio does not play MP4 files. The filetypes are listed in the manual.

 

[cbrown52]

You need to take your Durango to the dealer and they should install a software update. I had the same problem, I got a message that the device could not be found.

 

[moeman]

I find that if individual songs are seperated on the flash instead of albums it will operate smoother.
Seems to many folder layers mess up the directory search.