NWS4Guy

Usually Juke. I use my SD to import to Juke, as that will convert the metadata and allow for better navigation through the music, since the Juke will put them into folders by artist and album rather than an alphabetical list by song title like it's shown on the SD.

It also lets me shuffle just what is on the Juke and listen to MY music, but when the wife's in the car, I can keep HER music on the SD, so when she gets tired of listening to mine, we can listen to just her stuff for a while.

Otherwise FM or on long trips an occasional DVD movie for my daughter to watch.

98ttsupra

Try iTunes Agent..

Barry in Utah

SD card. By the way if you put the files on your SD card into folders labeled with the album name the folder names will show up on the screen. Clicking on them will show the songs inside. You don't need the jukebox for this.

westwest888

On the BMW it was exclusively Sirius. I don't think I put a CD in the car until the 2nd year I owned it.

On this car I mostly listen to the SD card. I put like 168 hours of techno podcasts on it.

Then I let Apple genius mixes dictate what's on my iPod, but I don't listen to it as much.

I don't like the way Sirius or the radio sound through these speakers. It's tolerable when I have passengers, but when I drive alone I listen to my stuff really loud. I want to hear all $800 worth of that sound upgrade.

HyperS4

I was all psyched to have the ipod sync in the car so I was using that round the clock for the first 2 weeks I got the car. Then I discovered Sirius was in the car. Ive never even listened to it or seen it in any car before(and Im a techie, go figure). Wow, this is awesome. Its all I listen to now and I only leave it on one station too (#36 BPM). I dont care about all those other stations, they will just annoy me. I do like how the Sirius will change my nav routes based on traffic too, it works amazingly well even if theres traffic on only one block to reroute around.

Sandy S

ipod, sirius octane and bbc.