>>>How to Play Music Using a USB Through SYNC

How to Play Music Using a USB Through SYNC

When a device is plugged into the vehicles USB port the system will try to read the contents and determine if any supported music files are found.
The system will index any supported music files that are found. The SYNC system will then attempt to build speech commands from the indexed music files.
To ensure proper operation, you must ensure that you music file metadata is accurate. Please see the SYNC Media Metadata for more information on metadata.
The supported music file types are: SYNC 1 & 2 - .mp3, .wma, .wav, and .aac. SYNC 3 – .mp3, .wma, .wav, .aac, .flac, and .ogg.
Playback of a USB device is initiated with the voice command “USB” or by using the menu/screen of the SYNC system. The specific information on starting USB playback including what voice commands are available can be found in the Owners Manual.
You can also see SYNC Voice Commands for specific information on USB playback and voice commands.

There are no requirements on max storage size supported. However, we do have a requirement of supporting up to 50,000 songs.

For audio file formats, the following extensions are supported: