

But many times it will start over, taking about 15 minutes to reload again before I can use the search options.

A lot of the time, when I restart the car, everything will be already loaded and within about a minute it will resume playing where it last left off.

The only issue issue is the amount of time it takes to fully load all the info from the USB. you can scroll through the tracks in a playlist with >1000 track with no problem on the HUD or center display (with the artwork for each track!), whereas with a iPod touch or CarPlay, if the playlist is more that 100 or so entries, it will just say "please wait" or something like that if you try and scroll.
Export for itunes mac Pc#
And it handles large playlists very well, e.g. Export, convert, organize your playlists and albums music files into folders and create the m3u file that let you play your playlist to any media player. You can find your iMusic Backup folder (with your entire iMusic library) in the following folder This PC > Music > iTunes. In iDrive 7,I think that the USB interface is easier to use than plugging in an iPod touch, or using iTunes from CarPlay. I plugged it into my 2021 M550 and it took about 15 minutes for the artists and albums and art work to fully load into the iDrive interface, but once it did, everything works great. Overview of Export for iTunes 3 for macOS This program lets you export your playlists and albums from iTunes (or the new Music app on macOS, Catalina) to any local folder, external storage, SD card, or USB drive. It's a lot of music, about 12,000 tracks and about 180GB of files. Click to expand.Thanks for this - I downloaded Playlist Export to my Mac and was able to copy my iTunes playlists to a 256GB USB drive.
