Can you copy mp3 music to the Tiguan Rline's 10GB Hard Drive ?

[FastMitch]

Can you upload / copy across mp3 music via USB to the Tiguan Rline 10Gb hard drive ?

Or does your mp3 music only play directly from a USB / SD Card plugged in ?

[neoalius]

Yes, there should be no reason why you can’t.


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[FastMitch]

Yes, there should be no reason why you can’t.

Do you know how ?

[neoalius]

I don’t have VW, but it is easy in Q5,

Check the below link if this help


How to download music to hard drive


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[Dose Pipe Sutututu]

128GB SD Cards are pretty cheap these days.

[Ozsko]

Full instructions are provided in the owners handbook. I tried it and decided that two card slots + USB was all I needed.

[Hillbilly]

I did it a few days ago I have about 2000mp3 tracks on my computer so I put them on an SD card, put it in slot 1 and told it to copy them to the hard drive After a while it was all done and music plays fine

Took SD card out to use it to upgrade Map in Navigator which also worked but had to be loaded from Slot 2.

I originally put them in a folder on the SD card but the system said invalid file system so just loaded them all in the root directory and they copied OK

[iDiesel]

Same here, thought about just having them on an SD card, but them copied over about 2,000 songs for a round trip from Syd/Bris and back again over Xmas.

The only issue I have found is that the sound has a lot more bass for songs played off the Jukebox, vs the radio or Spotify

[Hillbilly]

Probably more like the true sound but as I have the Dynaaudio sound package I can have mine how I like.

Radio sound is probably limited in some ways

However Audio package is a nuisance as the Sub in the spare wheel takes up all the space I used to used for Jumper leads and a tow rope etc

Sounds good though

[Ozsko]

You don't have to use MP3 these days, other formats such as FLAC sound a lot better. I have about 400 GB of FLAC and WAVE files ripped from my CD's which I switch around on SD cards as needed and it is far easier and quicker to copy to a SD card than from an SD card to the jukebox. The internal Jukebox is so small for bigger files that I just ignored it. My previous car had about 110 GB drive in the RNS 510 and it would only read MP3's so it never got filled up and was slow as ditch water to load from the cards.

I use 128 GB SD cards and the USB stick and have no issues, I have audio books on one, music on another and podcasts on another. I routinely listen to the books but if someone is in the car with me I switch over to the music and I can then switch back to the book without losing my place, the podcasts get the same treatment because I can stop and go back to the same place. it is a very versatile system used that way. BTW I never listen to the radio at all but my son does so I know it works but I have never turned it on from new.