Tesla S Owner's Manual page 106

Favorites and Recent
To ensure you always have easy access to your
favorite stations and audio files, and to your
recently played selections, they display at the
top of Media Player and on the Now Playing
view. Regardless of which source you are on
(Radio, TuneIn, Phone, or USB), you see
favorites and recently played selections from
all sources. You can maximize or minimize
source content simply by swiping.
Your USB favorites are available from the Now
Playing view in a Favorites folder. (You may
need to scroll to see the folder.) Your first USB
favorite plays when you touch the Favorites
folder in the Now Playing view. Use the next or
previous arrows to scroll through your USB
favorites.
Note: In Spotify, you can save a playlist, but
you cannot select favorites.
To add a currently playing radio
station, podcast, or audio file to your
Favorites list, touch the Favorites
icon on the Now Playing view. (You
may need to touch the Now Playing
view to maximize it before you can
touch the Favorites icon.)
To delete a favorite, touch the
highlighted Favorites icon next to
the station name. You can also
delete one or more favorites on the
bottom of the Now Playing view by
pressing and holding a favorite. An X
appears on all favorites. Touch the X
again to delete the selected
favorites.
To see selections that you played recently,
touch Recent on the Now Playing view. Your
recently played selections are updated
continuously so you don't need to delete
them.
Playing Media from Devices
You can play audio files from a USB-
connected flash drive or from a Bluetooth-
connected device (like a phone). When you
connect a USB flash drive, Media Player
displays the USB source content. When you
connect a Bluetooth-capable device, the name
of the device displays on the Phone source.
After connecting a USB flash drive or
Bluetooth device, touch the song, album, or
playlist you want to play.
Using the Touchscreen
Media and Audio
To play the next song in a selected playlist or
album, touch the previous or next arrows on
the Now Playing view, or use the buttons on
the left side of the steering wheel (see
Left Steering Wheel Buttons
can also shuffle tracks in a playlist or repeat a
playlist or track using the shuffle/repeat icons
displayed below the album cover art.
USB Connected Flash Drives
Connect a flash drive to one of the USB
connections (see USB Connections
106). Touch Media Player > USB, and then
touch the name of the folder that contains the
song you want to play. After you display the
contents of any folder on the USB connected
flash drive, you can touch the right arrow in
the Now Playing view to display your songs in
a list. Touch any song in the list to play it. Or
use the previous and next arrows in the Now
Playing view to scroll through your songs.
Note: To play media from a USB connection,
Model S recognizes flash drives only. You can
play media from other types of devices (such
as an iPod) by connecting to the device using
Bluetooth (described below).
Note: Media Player supports USB flash drives
with NTFS or FAT32 formatting. (exFAT is not
currently supported.)
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Bluetooth Connected Devices
If you have a Bluetooth-capable device such
as a phone that is paired and connected to
Model S (see Pairing a Bluetooth Phone
page 107), you can play audio files stored on
it. You can also stream a music service from it
(for example, Pandora or Spotify). Choose
Media Player's Phone source, touch Connect
Phone, touch the name of your Bluetooth-
connected device, and then touch CONNECT.
Your Bluetooth device begins playing the
audio file that is currently active on your
device, and Media Player displays the Now
Playing view. If no audio file is playing on your
device, select the audio file you want to listen
to from your device. After an audio file begins
to play in Media Player, you can then use
Media Player's controls to play other tracks.
Note: To play media from a Bluetooth-
connected device, ensure that access to the
device's media is turned on (see
page 107).
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