StevoElSupremo

my stock 2010 Radio does this with some songs on my USB ssshhtick, I've tried to write the song name different ways, no underscors/spaces etc etc but it still has issues wit those songs, but they're the same formatting as songs that work just fine.

Oddly enough it played one song yesterday but today is giving me the error

any tips? and dont tell me to get a double din, its not on my list of things to throw money at and besides this pebble in my shoe I quite like this stock unit.

Mr.Tozzi

iTrader: (3)

use an id3 tag editing program to change name of the track, file name has nothing to do with it. it could also be your USB stick getting close to needing to be replaced.

StevoElSupremo

I'll look into the program , shouldn't be the stick its brand new lol

Sl0wbaltSS

mine does this too

EmperorJJ1

iTrader: (5)

im not a huge fan of itunes but since thats what i use for my ipod i make due...

in itunes right click on the MP3 and click on Convert ID3 tags. from there try reverse unicode which should fix it. If not then try the ID3 versions until you find the one that works with the balt. theres 5 different ones

shaman

iTrader: (1)

If you use winamp you can right click on the song in the playlist and edit. Itunes works better, but I don't like all of the bloat that comes with it, so I use winamp.

StevoElSupremo

just tried all the suggestions and its still doing it, I'm either going to

-Rip this deck out, smash it and replace it with a nice double din afterall

OR

-give in and get an Ipod cuz for everything an s4 is good for its bullshit at having sex with a car audio deck

Snail_SS

iTrader: (3)

I use my ipod on the Aux it hasnt given me any problems for about 5 yrs

Sl0wbaltSS

But I like using the steering wheel buttons

Snail_SS

iTrader: (3)

i still use them for the volume lmao but i just have my playlist in my ipod just press play and if i dont feel like listening to a song i just get the ipod and press next and im good to go.

Mr.Tozzi

iTrader: (3)

There are several kits to add an Ipod cable to the cobalt, including one made by gm.
They keep your steering wheel controls.