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WARNING DO NOT UPDATE IF YOU USE USB STORAGE!

By tickerguy · Oct 03, 2014in NEX Series💬 32 posts👁️ 5,879 views
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Posted Oct 10, 2014 · 13:30 UTC#26

i wonder if drive format and/or file structure has something to do with this.

 

maybe those who did not have an audio resume issue can share how their drives are formatted, etc

Posted Oct 10, 2014 · 13:38 UTC#27

I tried modifying my previously working USB stick and it still doesn't work.  (i.e. I added new files to the USB stick hoping that the unit would re-index it and possibly fix the resume functionality, but it still doesn't work)

 

Pioneer is still telling me it works on their end.

Posted Oct 10, 2014 · 15:53 UTC#28

Are you fat32 or NTFS?

Posted Oct 10, 2014 · 21:08 UTC#29

my sdcard and ssd are both fat32. From what i can tell by posts, the 4000nex, does not have the problem, but the 8000nex does. 

Posted Oct 11, 2014 · 03:39 UTC#30

The 4000NEX most-certainly does have the problem!  That's what I own.

 

It cleared itself -- but again, it was after roughly 10 hours in the car, with a few breaks for fuel and the can, music playing off the SSD the entire time.

Posted Oct 11, 2014 · 05:17 UTC#31

In my opinion, if it "cleared itself" it is not a problem. I already stated that it took some on/off cycles to start resuming. I have read that on some 8000 nex's, they never got to the point of resuming. That would be a problem. Taking a little more time than previous, is more of a nuisance than a problem.

Posted Oct 11, 2014 · 20:19 UTC#32

It's not "a little more time", it was a literal all-day drive in the car on the back of a previous day in which I was in the vehicle for a couple of hours, and during which it did not clear.

 

This implies (rather strongly!) that if I remove the drive to add media to it then in "ordinary use" it will effectively never clear, as it's not all that common that I take all day, 700+ mile road trips -- and yet it was not until I did take one that the problem went away.

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