Only 1 day, but love the new (Fit Base, M/T Polished Metal Metallic)

I loaded some songs on a flash drive, and they play fine. I can't figure out how to load different "folders" of songs, so searching, etc. would be easier.
Any help here?
Thanks

 

I'd take your flash drive to your computer and organize them into folders. The head unit will recognize the folder structure.

 

True, but it only recognizes the folders that have actual songs. It won't recognize a hierarchy of folders, i.e. a folder called "the woman's music" and then a sub folders of old ABBA and Milli Vanilli albums. Friggin thing requires scrolling through every folder. Had to buy her a USB fob of her own.

 

Thanks correllium. Just what I needed.

 

yah, one of the reasons why i recently installed my pioneer HU.

like a lot of you, i have a bunch of songs in my USB and was too many buttons to push to scroll through the folders.

 

Only real solution is what Ken chose to do. get a Real Head unit. I got one for Christmas but haven't installed it yet... might actually put it in the Ridgeline as the Fit might go for a crosstour.

~SB

 

the edsel of hondas? say it isn't so...

 

hummm...yah, i like the new accord sedan EX and higher. they look nice. crosstour... not really.

 

Styling is subjective and the Crosstour has grown on us. (The Ridgeline - which we own - received a number of critical reviews from others for it's styling so I guess we like odd Hondas ) We really could use another 4WD vehicle, something that gets moderately decent fuel economy, and something a bit more comfortable than the FIT. My parents have a CRV and while it is nice, we don't really want that.... so... our options are to go with a subaru, a Venza, or stick with Honda... Crosstour.

Plus, in a few years (or less) we'll likely be getting a low Mileage Prelude and then there's the In-Law's '69 Shelby GT500 which my wife and I severely want.

~SB

 

Audi A3, perhaps?

 

We're looking to upgrade to a more comfortable roomier vehicle. the A3 has about the same interior dimensions as the fit and is more expensive when optioned similarly to the Crosstour (but less room, less power, and marginally better fuel economy) Pus, it's not a Honda.

~SB