The kids created a DVD of some of their favourite music videos using a program called iDVD on their iMAC computer.
The DVD plays fine on all or any of the three displays in the Terrain.
I copied 5 or 6 videos (mpeg, mpg and avi formats) from the iMAC onto a USB stick formatted as FAT32 (Windows old file allocation table format).
I unplugged our iPOD nano from inside the centre console of the Terrain and plugged in the USB stick.
I noticed the key switch has to be in "accessories" position before the USB is detected.
A message popped up saying "Media not supported" or something to that effect.
Bummer, I was hoping to copy the videos to the HDD.
I then "Played" the kids DVD and pressed the "Record" button hoping to transfer the videos to the HDD, no luck either.
"Record" works fine for audio CD's (originals or mp3's is what we've used so far).
It will record an audio CD quicker if you listen to another source, such as FM or XM, while it's recording.
Just FYI.
The DVD plays fine on all or any of the three displays in the Terrain.
I copied 5 or 6 videos (mpeg, mpg and avi formats) from the iMAC onto a USB stick formatted as FAT32 (Windows old file allocation table format).
I unplugged our iPOD nano from inside the centre console of the Terrain and plugged in the USB stick.
I noticed the key switch has to be in "accessories" position before the USB is detected.
A message popped up saying "Media not supported" or something to that effect.
Bummer, I was hoping to copy the videos to the HDD.
I then "Played" the kids DVD and pressed the "Record" button hoping to transfer the videos to the HDD, no luck either.
"Record" works fine for audio CD's (originals or mp3's is what we've used so far).
It will record an audio CD quicker if you listen to another source, such as FM or XM, while it's recording.
Just FYI.