thebretster

I had no trouble getting MP3s recorded on a DVD-R to play. I used Itunes as the burning tool. Real simple. Only problem is very cumbersome to navigate through all the folders. 4.7 Gig is a lot of music to scroll through.

I know a lot of the new players will play DVDs with MP3 files copied to them. I used Itunes to do just that yesterday and it worked fine with my D3. 452 songs, 4.5 Gig, 1.5 days worth. You can look at the DVD on the PC and see that all of the MP3s fall under their appropriate artist's folder and album subfolder. When you put a DVD into the writer and try to copy the playlist in Itunes, it comes up and asks you to verify that you want to copy files to a DVD vs CD. Make sure you have selected MP3 as the file type under Preferences/Burning. The only issue I have is that it's not easy to

I think I answered my own question. I did a search on Pioneer's website and found the solution. It looks like the installer mistakenly placed the Ibus connector into the wrong port on the back of the bluetooth unit. Make sure the connector goes into the "OUT" connection which is black. That did the trick. SLICKNICK, On my razor I have the option to "Share Address Book Entry" which is how I added my contacts one by one. To get there go to Contacts, move to the contact you want to send, and then press the very top center button on the razor which brings up the Address Book Menu. It's

SLICKNICK, I understand from previous threads that the Motorala Razors will NOT auto connect using the CD-BTB100. I had to send one contact at a time using the phone. Apparently there is no way to transfer the entire phone book using the Razor.

I just had my D3 installed and everything works as advertised with the exception of the Bluetooth cell phone feature (I also had the CD-CBT100 bluetooth unit installed). I have successfully connected my V3 Razor and transferred several of the phone contacts to the D3. I can dial a phone number using the D3 and it connects but there is no volume on either end of the line. I can receive a call on the D3 and the ringer comes through the car speakers, but again there is no volume (we can't hear one another). I have the volume on the car speakers sufficiently high and the volume control on the