ipod
i just got my ipod installed from the dealership..i just wanted to know how many PLAYLISTS can i see thru IDRIVE....i have alot of playlists and couldn't see them all and is there a shortcut to search by letters or do i have to scroll down for everything?
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sorry can't help you here, but try posting this topic in the "Bluetooth, Cell Phone" forum. i'm sure you'll get some answers. the search function is a handy tool also...
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Originally Posted by fabolous531' post='901726' date='Jun 5 2009, 11:30 AM
i just got my ipod installed from the dealership..i just wanted to know how many PLAYLISTS can i see thru IDRIVE....i have alot of playlists and couldn't see them all and is there a shortcut to search by letters or do i have to scroll down for everything?
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My Ride: 535ixT � On Order: 2010 E61, Ordered 1/05, Est. Birth 3/09, Est. Delivery 4/09, Carbon Black, Cream Beige Dakota Leather, Steptronic, M-Sport Pkg., Type 135 18
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My experience with my 2006 530xiT was that I could only access 256 Playlists thru my iDrive and iPod adapter. I believe the same limitation might apply to your 2008 E60.
My new 2010 535xiT had the new iDrive system (with a Hard Drive - systen 4.0). I have yet to find a playlist limitation, but I have only 400 or so playlists on my iPod Classic.
My workaround for the 2006 car was to use iTunes to select the 200 or so playlists that I wanted to use for the next several weeks, then when I got bored with that, I would bring the iPod to my computer and change the selection.
My new 2010 535xiT had the new iDrive system (with a Hard Drive - systen 4.0). I have yet to find a playlist limitation, but I have only 400 or so playlists on my iPod Classic.
My workaround for the 2006 car was to use iTunes to select the 200 or so playlists that I wanted to use for the next several weeks, then when I got bored with that, I would bring the iPod to my computer and change the selection.
Originally Posted by Rislar' post='901979' date='Jun 5 2009, 01:47 PM
Hmmmm maybe I should just get the AUX input put in.....


