My Clarion NX702 will not play mp4's on sd card ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dpgU56TcVE
does this help it's a similar model. Nx702

Most likely file format is incorrect for that speaker. Most of the speakers plays mp3 files as music where mp4 are commonly video files.

What file format is it formatted in?

Mark
Motorola Supporr

i updated My NX702 to its newest firm ware http://www.clarion.com/us/en/support/software/NX702/MPU/index.html

solved my blue tooth issues...

Download VLC player to play most file formats. .3g2 is a file from a phone http://www.fileinfo.com/extension/3g2

Format SD card as FAT and not FAT32. :-)

It is not compatible. I had the same receiver and mp3 player. according to the Clarion website, an "ERROR 5" is the message for a compatibility problem. You probably got an "ERROR 2"(format problem) when you had the player plugged in and then cycled through the sources(that's how I received the error).

I have since bought an Ipod and the USB input works just fine. Clarion says the deck is MTP compatible, but it will not run a lot of MTP devices. Only Ipods and certain memory sticks. The Creative Zen Vision M is read as an MTP device when it it plugged into anything like a computer, Xbox 360, and the Clarion USB receivers. The Clarion units even attempt to read it as an MPT device, but will not play. It is not an issue with the receiver or the MP3 files. The Creative Vision M is not a compatible device, sorry.

You have to drag and drop only the MP3 files into the music folder. If you have them organized and in folder by artist, drag only the MP3s into the card's Music folder.

sir probably your 2gb is dead or not factory formatted... just take your receipts and take that back to where you bought it... if it is formatted probably its the same problems of those who formatted their SD with windows xp... that worsen your problem cause i think you just void the warranty of your SD card... try your SD to other card readers and if something pops like "your drive is not formatted... format i now... just click no"

I have found that mine didn't recognize songs if the name of the song was too long. Try going into Windows explorer (with the micro sd card in the computer) and rename at least one of the songs as a test. If that song is recognized by the phone, go back and shorten the names on the rest of the card. Good luck!