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Model specific boards => Golf mk6 => Topic started by: zesty on 12 April 2011, 18:39

Title: mfsw and music
Post by: zesty on 12 April 2011, 18:39
New owner after some help please.
I am using a memory stick plugged in to the mfi ? lead that is in the centre console. (rcd310)
All my music is on the stick which works fine but when I use either the left or right hand controls on the mfsw all I can do is change tracks one at a time.
How do I change to a different album without having to click through one track at a time?
Title: Re: mfsw and music
Post by: GolfTi on 12 April 2011, 21:30
Hi and welcome.

We're all very helpful on here, but only after you've read the manual :smiley:
Title: Re: mfsw and music
Post by: zesty on 12 April 2011, 21:56
Glad to hear it.
 I did kind of speed read the manual but didnt spot anything specific that explained things, will have a more thorough read of it in the morning.
Title: Re: mfsw and music
Post by: Keithuk on 13 April 2011, 00:22
Welcome to the forum. (http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a121/KStanier/VWwelcome.gif)

Are your albums in different folders?

On my RCD310 you can't change albums of the MFSW only next track and previous track. I have 16 different folders with artists/groups in I just press the second button from the left so it says Mix All and it mixes all track in all folders. If you want to play random tracks in a folder just select Random Folder with the same button.

As suggested read the radio handbook.
Title: Re: mfsw and music
Post by: p3asa on 13 April 2011, 12:04
Its a glaring omission from VW if you ask me.
They put controls for the stereo on the steering wheel that can only do volume up and down & next and previous.
Why they couldn't even include a source is shocking.

It means you have to take your hands off the wheel which kind of defeats the purpose.
Title: Re: mfsw and music
Post by: Keithuk on 13 April 2011, 12:27
The other pain in the a**e is the right hand switch that you can display the track thats playing I occasionally hit the switch as I'm turning the wheel. Who the hell wants to see what track is playing when it shows that on the radio, plus you can hear it?

I do like the volume up and down and the mute button on the wheel.
Title: Re: mfsw and music
Post by: ajmoir36 on 13 April 2011, 12:51
Its a poor implementation really, any software monkey could have done better.  When you switch to the radio in the dash pod the right hand steering wheel control when you press up moves the radio selection down and when you press down moves the radio track up.  Come on thats blantently wrong. p.s. You can see this by pressing the selection button on the touch screen in the folder you are listening to.

One word PANTS.

Up down could have changed folders, "ok" could have selected the current folder or track and the return button could have navigated back down the folders.