YOUR RESEARCHSwitching Tracks in my Nav
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Hey question, Anyone notice in your cars, I have the stock nav and when I put a CD in it's impossible to get the thing to change to the right track. When I hit the next track button it takes like a good two seconds to switch over. A lot of times when I hit it it messes up the numbers. For example, if I'm on track 1 and hit track 5, it will go to 3 if I hit 5 again it will go to 9... what is the deal?
Is it a store bought CD or one you burned? It happens occassionally with the ones I made. I'm not a computer or nav guru, but it does appear to get confused with the tracks. There is that handy 3 million page guide I should consider reading.
It's any CD. Sometimes it's the ones I burn and sometimes it's the ones I buy. It's so lame!
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