![]() Just make sure your USB drive is FAT32 (not NTFS, or FATEX). Windows 10 does not have an option to format FAT32. I will be curious to know if anyone else experiencing the disappearing album art, or missing, newly added music resolves these issues with this fix.įirst, I reformatted my USB drive using a 3rd party application that would format to FAT32 (iDrive only reads FAT32). But since doing this, I can now see my entire music library in iDrive - all 6.543 songs - and I've not lost album art once after shutting off the car. I don't know which step or steps fixed it all. (Where you have to reboot the head unit, change mode or just wait for songs to cycle for album art to come back.) I can't tell you what step - if any - fixed these issues, but I can tell you after doing this, I can see my entire library & I no longer lose album art after turning off the car. And, my previous post about a fix didn't work in the long run.īUT - after lots of searching in Windows & BMW forums, this time, I think I've found the right fix! I've seen a lot of posts about issues with music & album art in iDrive when using USB drives, so I know I am not alone in my frustration. But, as I found out from all of this trial & error, iDrive didn't always "see" newly added music. ![]() Every time I added a new album to iTunes, I would add it the USB drive. iTunes shows over 6500 songs iDrive only shows 5300. The music on my USB drive is copied from my iTunes library. I finally got fed up with new music not showing up in iDrive after adding it to my USB stick, and the constantly-disappearing album art every time I turned off the car. ![]()
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