uconnect SD card sizes, formats info needed

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vinnny

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What is the largest SD card that works with my 2014? What type? sdhc/sdxc?

What format (filesystems) are supported? ntfs/fat/fat32/extfat?
 

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Haven't checked to see what the truck is capable of using. I have a 16GB SD card in mine. It's loaded with more songs than I'll ever listen to while in the truck (2600-2800). I figured that would be enough and left it at that. :)
 

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Fat 32. I don't know that there is a limit on size. Do beware, the more songs you have, the longer it will take to load when starting up. I use a 32gb, roughly 2,600 songs (320 cause I'm a bit queen) ;) and it takes 45 - 60 seconds or so.
 
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Fat 32. I don't know that there is a limit on size. Do beware, the more songs you have, the longer it will take to load when starting up. I use a 32gb, roughly 2,600 songs (320 cause I'm a bit queen) ;) and it takes 45 - 60 seconds or so.
Yup, fat32. I am using a 64GB card in mine, and had to find a utility to format it to fat32. I have about 36 gb on it currently, and like troutspinner it takes about a minute to first load

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what format/bitrate files are you using? mp3? aiff?
 
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what format/bitrate files are you using? mp3? aiff?
I am using mp3, various bit rates because I have not taken the time to rip my whole collection of CDs the right way... I still have some that I ripped at 96kbs 13 years ago when hard drive space cost much more than now. I currently rip 320kbs vbr and the uconnect radio plays them all fine.

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