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.This is what Pioneer replied with:
Thank you for contacting Pioneer Electronics, Inc.
Not all MP3 player are compatible. The MP3 players need to be FAT32 formatted.
Thank You,
Pablo
Customer Service Representative
But the droid's memory card is fat32 formatted, so why doesn't it work? Only possible explanation is that it doesn't play audio/video via usb.
i had my ipod hooked up to my car's stereo via usb and it worked.
i tried doing the same with droid, and it worked as well.
so... i never thought about this, but i assume my car stereo will read a flash drive too? or even a regular harddrive (in an enclosure)?