You can edit all the tags nice and easily, rename files to suit the tags, etc. MP3 tagsIf want to modify MP3 tags then I think MP3tag is hard to beat. It will automatically get all the info for the CD (artist, album name, track info, genre, etc) and populate the MP3 tags with that info (so that your Juke will display that info when you play the song).Have a look at the options it gives you when ripping songs - the one you will probably be interested in is where it stores the MP3s and how it names them.You can buy the 'Pro' version but I don't think you'll find it necessary. The 'Basic' is free and does all you need. I downloaded FreeRIP the other day and it seems pretty good. Once the format is complete you will notice the drive is empty and ready for your filesConverting your CDs to MP3There are many programs and tools that will do this.
Click Start / OK to format the drive - you will have to accept the warning messages7. Give the USB drive a name if you wish by entering the name in 'Volume Label'6. Check that the 'File System' type is set to 'FAT32'5. Right click on the drive and select 'Format' from the menu *** be sure you select the correct drive! ***4. Wait for it to appear under 'My Computer' 3. To be honest, I've never bought one that wasn't format in this way.Any USB pen will do, obviously the bigger capacity it is, the more music it will be able to store.If you wish to start afresh with a USB pen then you can format it yourself:1. If it is not then the car will not be able to read from it. Maybe someone with a MAC could add some MAC-specific info The USB PenThe pen must be format with the 'FAT32' File System.
#HOW TO FORMAT A USB FOR CAR STEREO MAC PC#
I hope someone finds it useful.Note: I've written this guide for a Windows PC although some of the information is more general.
#HOW TO FORMAT A USB FOR CAR STEREO MAC HOW TO#
I thought I'd write this little guide about how to prep your USB pen, convert CDs to MP3 and store music on the drive for your Juke.
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