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Attach a USB Type-A flash drive to play any WAV/MP3 files stored to the flash drive. | Attach a USB Type-A flash drive to play any WAV/MP3 files stored to the flash drive. | ||
| − | Using the menu, select the folder that contains the WAV/MP3 files; select the file you want to play and | + | Turn the Rotary Selector to Prefs, then in the Menu select USB A Playback |
| − | adjust the level by rotating the Level control. | + | |
| + | Using the menu, select the folder that contains the WAV/MP3 files; select the file you want to play, and adjust the level by rotating the Level control. | ||
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| + | ;Note: Routing settings for USB from PC are also applied to USB A playback. See USB B from PC below | ||
[[File:USB A Playback.jpg|300px]] | [[File:USB A Playback.jpg|300px]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:45, 15 February 2023
Attach a USB Type-A flash drive to play any WAV/MP3 files stored to the flash drive.
Turn the Rotary Selector to Prefs, then in the Menu select USB A Playback
Using the menu, select the folder that contains the WAV/MP3 files; select the file you want to play, and adjust the level by rotating the Level control.
- Note
- Routing settings for USB from PC are also applied to USB A playback. See USB B from PC below
USB drives Bose has tested with the T4S and T8S ToneMatch mixers
- Verbatim Nano 8GB - USB 2.0 (49820)
- Toshiba TransMemory 32GB U303 - USB 3.0 (THN-U303W0320E4)
- SanDisk Cruzer Blade 64GB - USB 2.0 (SDCZ50-064G-B35)
- SanDisk Cruzer Blade 32GB - USB 2.0 (SDCZ50-032G)
- SanDisk Ultra Flair 16GB - USB 3.0 (SDCZ73-016G-G46)
- Intenso Alu Line 16GB - USB 2.0 (specific model # unclear)
- PNY 64GB - USB 2.0 (FD64GATT4-EF)
- Kingston DataTraveler 50 32GB - USB 3.1 (specific model # unclear)
- PNY Attache 16GB - USB 2.0 (FD16GATT03-GE)
- The following devices have been reported to work by T4S/T8S owners.
Sandisk Extreme 64Gb formatted FAT 32
- Notes
- Some customers have reported that you can only have 64 files in a folder. More than 64 will not be recognized.
- If you have .wav files that won't play, try converting them to .mp3 files.