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Nissan Music Box Updates with Gracenote - Nissan USA

+Repped, good find thanks.. was wondering how to use the GraceNote function on the Nav unit.

Thanks Bros!

Where can you buy +2MB Compact Flash cards for cheap these days?

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Thanks, this is EXACTLY the solution I was searching for. Worked like a charm.

Amazon, ebay or even walmart, if you can hold out get one rely dirt cheap on black friday.

I use this free utility to tag my entire music collection with metadata. Works a treat.

When I go to my NAV and go to the screen where I should be able to select "search for missing titles", the option is not light gray, (it is blacked out, and will not let me select it).

why? the manual says "certain options are "grayed out", park the vehicle then use navigation system".

I was doing this while parked in my garage.

Just found this thread. Is there a way to update the version of Gracenote on the HDD? I have Gracenote on my daily driver Dodge Durango and there are update discs for it. I just recently installed one updating it to the latest version of Gracenote.

This process of transferring untilted songs to a compact flash card then to your computer to update that data only and then back to the HDD is a pain in the a$$. Plus it doesn't help you going forward when you download more songs. There should be a way to update the whole system.

Good to know! Has anyone found a work-around for the 512 song limit that seems to exist when reading Compact Flash cards? I've got an 8 gig card filled but I can't seem to access anything past 512 items (including folders).

This audio system seems to have such good potential, but between the issues with being restricted to adding songs to the MusicBox via CD only, bringing the names across, and the ridiculous limit on CF cards, it has left me frustrated.

Has anyone found a way to dump songs directly onto the hard drive via the CF?

I agree, there has to be a way to access the HDD and write to it without using CD's. It would be nice if someone could hack into the software and load music into it from their laptop, treating it like an external drive.