
Originally Posted by
zerogravity
Try setting your phone to USB Mass Storage mode and the USB icon is in the notification bar. It will take a few seconds to read the music files on the phone. Also, due to SOME head unit limitations (not sure about yours), you can only have 255 music files per folder. Any more than that and you will not be able to play all your music.
I have a Kenwood with the same features. here is how I have it set up:
All my music, MP3, Pandora, ect., plays through Bluetooth on my stero. I have my source location on my stereo set to Bluetooth Audio. As soon as I push play on the phone, or open Pandora, it streams the audio. This way I stream straight through to the head unit. I have my ipod attached to the ipod cable (and never use it anymore thanks to pandora). I have nothing attached to the USB connection, its routed to the glove box, same with the ipod. When I use GPS on the phone, it turns down the music, speaks the direction/ turn info, and resumes as normal. I just plug it up to the car charger to keep battery drain down. Let mw know if this works for you.