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does anyone know if it is possible to hook up an external hard drive to a double din that has an aux usb port

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what radio? if it has a usb drive it is most likely posible. why noy just read the manual, or go out and try it

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what radio? if it has a usb drive it is most likely posible. why noy just read the manual, or go out and try it

it the Kenwood eXcelon DNX9140 and i havent got it yet so i dont know if i am able.

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do you mean a flash drive, or external computer hard drive? either way should be fine. as long a there is a usb input wich im pretty sure there is, even there lower models do so you should be good

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i doubt it.

i tried that with my alpine 9886 and it wouldn't work

it has to be a flash drive. and usually usb drives over 8 gb won't work because its to much memory for the headunit to read

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what do you mean 8 gb is to much? my ipod is 30gb and it reads it fine

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I just went through this at my shop with a guy and the DNX 9140 and yes you can do it but the drive has to be formated to FAT32 and can't be bigger than 100 gigs

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what do you mean 8 gb is to much? my ipod is 30gb and it reads it fine

i'm not talking about ipods. i have a 60 gb ipod hooked up but thats not a flash drive or external hard drive now is it?

NO!

i tried every size flash drives i could find and the biggest that my headunit would read is 8 GB

my bad if that ^^^^^came out to sound rude.

i'm just saying that we are talking about flash drives and external hard drives, not ipods :db:

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what do you mean 8 gb is to much? my ipod is 30gb and it reads it fine

i sugest u get a labtop and then get a extertanal hard drive and then if u have audio in on your head unit then you can play any thing u want practicly

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I just went through this at my shop with a guy and the DNX 9140 and yes you can do it but the drive has to be formated to FAT32 and can't be bigger than 100 gigs

how do u reformat it?

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