Export for itunes app
These won’t play in the Model S and just take up space.
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By appending the song names with the actual artist name for that specific song on the album, no information gets lost and the chance that the Tesla Player finds the correct Album Art image (it looks for those on the internet) may be higher. Often, something like “Various Artists” is used if the Album contains a collection of songs performed by different artists. Regarding albums becoming “fragmented”, a good way to circumvent this is to make sure all songs on an album share one and the same artist name. As the Tesla Player can organize and play songs belonging to a certain Genre, I thought this was a great idea! Some “tweaking” is needed to go from the iTunes “stars rating” to a “Favorite” Genre in the Tesla Player however. In a forum posting, I saw someone suggesting to mark your favorite songs by defining a unique “Genre” for them. I personally like to tag my favorite songs in iTunes with 4 or 5 stars and then listen to these “Top Rated” songs from a playlist, playing the songs in random order (luckily Tesla since recently supports Shuffle play). Regarding the playlist support (or lack thereof), I really wanted some kind of workaround solution for that (until Tesla comes to senses and supports real playlists). The most important ones are:Ģ) Albums becoming “fragmented” due to the Tesla player not using the “Album Artist” and “Compilation” tags to keep things organized like iTunes does. I quickly found out there are quite a few “gotchas” with Tesla’s implementation of the USB music player. I’d never used a USB stick in any of my cars before though so started browsing the internet ( !) to find the best way. Obviously, storing my music on a USB stick was the way to go. Of course you can listen through Bluetooth, however it forces you to use your phone to select songs (not recommended while driving) and compromises sound quality also. The Model S doesn’t support Apple’s iPod music USB interface. However, when I then decided I wanted to listen to some of my own music, stored on my iPhone, reality sunk in. My first impression was more than excellent as it can play internet radio (Slacker and TuneIn)! This works great for me as I can now listen to Dutch radio stations in my car (I live in CA). No more ICE for me! One thing I had to figure out is the music player though.
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Picked up my Tesla Model S P85D 2 weeks ago.