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The droid itself does not play audio via USB, BUT allows a host USB device to read the music on the droids SD card, and the HOST USB device plays the audio
It's not audio, it's data. Most of the systems that claim to work with mp3 players via USB use them as USB mass storage devices, which means you can play audio files that are stored on SD card (which folders are searched and what file formats are supported depends on a particular device).
This means that audio (pandora, last.fm, navigation etc.) will not work via this interface.
Supports the assertion that the Pioneer uses the same approach. The filesystem on the SD card wouldn't matter unless the Pioneer was reading what was on the card directly. If it was designed to receive audio via USB then the filesystem wouldn't matter.
I wonder why it doesn't work then... I'll contact Pioneer again. This is what the guy from Pioneer had emailed me earlier though, not sure if it makes sense...
I'm sure you knew it was a phone, however i did not, phone can't not be use through the USB only MP3 players that are formatted as FAT32.
It was just a generic response. I don't think he really knows the "mass storage device" process works. Also if it makes a difference, I have USB Debugging mode turned on as well...
very cool. screw using my 16gb ipod. i'll throw one of my many extra harddrives in the car for waaaaay more storage. in fact, i'll be able to load up my entire 70+gb collection.
How do you guys have your music folder setup? What I did is I just added a folder to the sd card directory called music, I don't know that there's another way.