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Old 12-08-2005, 10:30 PM
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Does the 2005 OEM CD player w/ mp3 play @ 192 kbps?
Can you place mp3 files in subdirectories and get them to play?

My X5 2005 OEM CD player plays mp3's @ 192kbps, but pauses in the middle of the track then increments the track counter and continues in the same track (play...pause...Increment Track...play).
Skipping to TR002-001 causes the player to stop playing.

Looking for confirmation that 192kbps & subdirs. actually do work.

In order to get the mp3 to work w/o pausing in the middle of tracks, I have to burn @ 320kbps and not place the mp3 files in subdirectories.

Based on my understanding from reading the manual it should work @ 192kbps w/ subdirs as follows:
TR01-001 = subdirectory: /Subdir_Name_1/Track_1
TR01-002 = subdirectory: /Subdir_Name_1/Track_2
TR02-001 = subdirectory: /Subdir_Name_2/Track_1
TR02-002 = subdirectory: /Subdir_Name_2/Track_2
TR03-001 = subdirectory: /Subdir_Name_3/Track_1
Etc…

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(Posted this on Roadfly as well: http://bimmer.roadfly.com/bmw/forums/e53/7294264-1.html )
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