Most often, the radio can not decipher the ID3 tag of a particular version due to problems with unsupported characters in one or more fields. And we are interested in the fact that all audio players, when opening an mp3 file, read information stored in ID3.Īnd if for some reason this information cannot be decrypted by the device’s software, be it a cassette player, an mp3 player or a stereo system, the file will be skipped. Later the format was improved to ID3v1 and ID3v2 versions (up to ID3v2.4), but the discussion of the development of the format is not included in our current plans. ID3 - data format that stores information about the contents of an mp3 file: artist, song title, album, release year, and so on In order to add to the file information about the artist, the name of the melody, the album and so on, a special ID3 data format was "invented".
The fact is that the MP3 file itself does not contain any information about the composition, only the audio track is stored in it. To do this, touch the structure of audio files in *.mp3 format. Let's start with the situation when we recorded several songs on a flash drive, brought it into the car, inserted it into the radio tape recorder, turned on the playback and found that the audio system does not play all the tracks on the media.Īnd it does not matter if you play music in a row or turn on the radio tape recorder with a random order of songs, some records are stubbornly ignored by the head unit.Ĭonsider the main reason why a car stereo does not see all the songs on a flash drive. The car radio does not see the flash drive Why does the car radio not play some songs Why does the car radio not play some songs
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