SM_Shadowman

8 characters. And the quoted text doesn't count. Nor do spaces and returns, from what I've tested.

britishmutt

Two choices:

1. If you have the nav package, you can stream audio through bluetooth. This would be the preferred way to go, as it allows you to stream pandora etc, as well as music stored on the phone itself.

2. Otherwise, you can plug into the USB port and set the Droid to act like a USB storage device. This will give you access to MP3s on the Droid only - not audio from other apps like Pandora.

Let me know if you need step-by-step instructions.

lokesh

@ SM_Shadowman: I tried the more options, but there is nothing for the media....

I am kindda lost....

lokesh

No, i don't have Navi package, i have premium package....

@britishmutt: can you please gimme step by step instructions......


Thanks everyone for replies.....

britishmutt

Alrighty.

Step 1: How to get music onto the Droid
Step 2: Connect the Droid to the USB port in the G. Do the mount thing described in Step 1.
Step 3: Switch audio source on the G to USB (using the AUX button).
Step 4: The G should see the Droid as basically a USB storage device, and begin scanning it for tracks. When it's done, you can start playing music through the G's audio interface. Everything at this point is controlled by the G - the Droid is just storage.

If you need more help, page 4-62 of the manual should help you out some.

lokesh

hi britishmutt: i tried to connect it, but it always says check connected device.... don't know what's going on.... any ideas.......

Regards,
lokesh

britishmutt

Sorry, no. Haven't seen that one yet.

lokesh

don't know what's going on.. i inserted the usb drive and everything went smoothly.... i am surely missing something critical.... anyone has idea what's going on...

KLB

Call your dealer and ask them for help.