Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Burn CD's onto the Music Box Hard Drive???

jikhead · 08-10-2010, 05:56 PM

This is one of the main reason's I opted to not get the NAV package. The hard drive and CF slot is way behind in technology features. I don't understand why they can't do away with the CF slot and incorporate a USB slot instead, and allow you to copy files from USB drive to the hard drive. Why in the world would they even decide to go with the CF slot to begin with...no one uses CF except for DSLR cameras....not for music and MP3's. It would be interesting to poll all Nissan and Infiniti owners on who's copied music to the hard drive and who uses the CF slot.

I bet the salesman that told you a few minutes has not ever actually tested this feature before...most sales people don't really do hands-on research. However, I would tend to think the copy process would work the same as ripping a cd to your PC...so I wouldn't think that it would require listening to the entire disc to copy all songs.

08-10-2010, 05:56 PM	#2 (permalink)
jikhead Enthusiast Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Little Rock, AR Posts: 425 Drives: 09 370Z Blue 6spd Rep Power: 184	This is one of the main reason's I opted to not get the NAV package. The hard drive and CF slot is way behind in technology features. I don't understand why they can't do away with the CF slot and incorporate a USB slot instead, and allow you to copy files from USB drive to the hard drive. Why in the world would they even decide to go with the CF slot to begin with...no one uses CF except for DSLR cameras....not for music and MP3's. It would be interesting to poll all Nissan and Infiniti owners on who's copied music to the hard drive and who uses the CF slot. I bet the salesman that told you a few minutes has not ever actually tested this feature before...most sales people don't really do hands-on research. However, I would tend to think the copy process would work the same as ripping a cd to your PC...so I wouldn't think that it would require listening to the entire disc to copy all songs.