PCM - Music playlist for a 2014 C4S
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Are we able to sort music by the artist using the PCM? Is there a trick to streamlining the music search or selection process?
Thanks for any assistance that you are able to provide.
Thanks for any assistance that you are able to provide.
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I posted some of this before, here's what I discovered. If you organize your music on your USB stick then you can get to it by selecting the Track Listing and then hit the Return/Backup button. This will expose the folder structure on your USB stick.
I have mine organized as Genre > Artist > Album > Tracks.
If your into audio you will want to use the non compressed WAV file format, a 256 GB stick will hold quite a bit of music. Note that spinners will not work, only sticks (yes I tried a small USB powered 1 TB spinning drive, PCM would see the USB device but wouldn't read the file structure).
Also, if you have a Bose system and are into audio then you want you enable Linear in Sound > Options. Linear gives you an equal bass response, not having linear selected will give you bass fatigue boom (aka fat bass)
I have mine organized as Genre > Artist > Album > Tracks.
If your into audio you will want to use the non compressed WAV file format, a 256 GB stick will hold quite a bit of music. Note that spinners will not work, only sticks (yes I tried a small USB powered 1 TB spinning drive, PCM would see the USB device but wouldn't read the file structure).
Also, if you have a Bose system and are into audio then you want you enable Linear in Sound > Options. Linear gives you an equal bass response, not having linear selected will give you bass fatigue boom (aka fat bass)
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Thanks Jay. Does this approach work for the jukebox or if I simply connect a cellphone via Bluetooth?
I posted some of this before, here's what I discovered. If you organize your music on your USB stick then you can get to it by selecting the Track Listing and then hit the Return/Backup button. This will expose the folder structure on your USB stick.
I have mine organized as Genre > Artist > Album > Tracks.
If your into audio you will want to use the non compressed WAV file format, a 256 GB stick will hold quite a bit of music. Note that spinners will not work, only sticks (yes I tried a small USB powered 1 TB spinning drive, PCM would see the USB device but wouldn't read the file structure).
Also, if you have a Bose system and are into audio then you want you enable Linear in Sound > Options. Linear gives you an equal bass response, not having linear selected will give you bass fatigue boom (aka fat bass)
I have mine organized as Genre > Artist > Album > Tracks.
If your into audio you will want to use the non compressed WAV file format, a 256 GB stick will hold quite a bit of music. Note that spinners will not work, only sticks (yes I tried a small USB powered 1 TB spinning drive, PCM would see the USB device but wouldn't read the file structure).
Also, if you have a Bose system and are into audio then you want you enable Linear in Sound > Options. Linear gives you an equal bass response, not having linear selected will give you bass fatigue boom (aka fat bass)
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Never used the jukebox but I would guess it would be similar (Track List > Return button gets you to the folder structure). It would be interesting to know if you can control the folder structure when you import it to the jukebox.
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It seems that I am going to proceed by trial and error. I use apple's mp3 audio format, so I would prefer not having to convert music to Wav.
Thanks again Jay.
Edit: An article from a few years ago offers an explanation for choosing the Wav format over the MP3 format - http://www.premiumbeat.com/blog/when...e-two-formats/
Thanks again Jay.
Edit: An article from a few years ago offers an explanation for choosing the Wav format over the MP3 format - http://www.premiumbeat.com/blog/when...e-two-formats/
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Yes you can in Jukebox - when in Jukebox, hit "Media" button. Hit "Find Music", and from there you have a choice on how you find you music, via artist, album, genre, etc. Hope this helps. Happy Holidays.