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mid_life_crisis · 09-09-2013, 02:32 PM

I'm linking my Note 2 to my FR-S 10 with the Pioneer HU. I'm using the player that came with the AT&T Note 2. It connects, the phone works great, music plays. The problem is that when I connect to the music player, there is no option to scroll through the albums. It just presents a scrambled list of songs in what appears to be no particular order. Is there a setting I'm missing or is it the phone? If it matters, the folder structure on the phone is <Artist> <Albums>. The songs are labeled by order number and name within the Album folder.
So, for example, //sdcard/Music/Aerosmith/Rocks has within it
01 - Back in the Saddle
02 - Last Child
03 - Rats in the Cellar

and so forth.

Anybody have any ideas?

09-09-2013, 02:32 PM	#1
mid_life_crisis Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Drives: FR-S 10 #103 AT Location: NC Posts: 1,519 Thanks: 101 Thanked 599 Times in 347 Posts Mentioned: 5 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	some bluetooth options missing I'm linking my Note 2 to my FR-S 10 with the Pioneer HU. I'm using the player that came with the AT&T Note 2. It connects, the phone works great, music plays. The problem is that when I connect to the music player, there is no option to scroll through the albums. It just presents a scrambled list of songs in what appears to be no particular order. Is there a setting I'm missing or is it the phone? If it matters, the folder structure on the phone is <Artist> <Albums>. The songs are labeled by order number and name within the Album folder. So, for example, //sdcard/Music/Aerosmith/Rocks has within it 01 - Back in the Saddle 02 - Last Child 03 - Rats in the Cellar and so forth. Anybody have any ideas? __________________ Necessity may be the mother of Invention but Desperation is quite often the father. “Sex is like Bridge. If you don't have a good partner, you'd better have a good hand.” - Mae West Papa said, "son there's a lot of evil temptations out there. Best to try 'em all so you know which ones to avoid."