We have created a short tutorial on how to set up your stick and how to format it. The stick must be formatted as exFAT, FAT 32 (for Windows), MS-DOS FAT (for Mac), ext3, or ext4. Format your USB stick or hard driveīefore you put the downloaded Tesla light show on the USB stick you need to format it. You then can proceed with the next step: 2. If you don’t find a show you like, contact us for buying a custom Tesla light show fitting to your needs.Īfter downloading a Tesla light show you should have at least two files on your computer, a. If you need some USB sticks you can buy them for cheap on amazon.īesides our official YouTube playlist you can also check out these site:
Please keep in mind that you can only have one light show per USB stick – so if you want to play multiple shows after each other you either have to put them on separate sticks or change the files after you played one. If you have chosen your favorite light show head to the first link in the video description to find a download link. You can easily check out how cool (or not so cool) the light show would look like. One of the easiest way to find a cool light show which is available for download is to go through our curated YouTube playlist:
#Tesla 3 usb drive format software#
The installed software version must be equal or greater than v11.0 (2021.44.25) which was released in December 2021. Model S and Model X are supporting them if build in or after 2021. Anyone know of a good tool for converting a crap-ton of. Now I am trying to use music on a USB stick for the first time with the Model 3, and it appears Tesla does not support the. Oh and a Tesla – obviously 😉 Light shows are currently supported on Tesla Model S, 3, X and Y. Hi all, At some point in the past, I must have allowed iTunes to convert my. Almost every new PC/Mac today offers at least one 3.x port. Also, you can use a USB 3.x drive in a USB 2.0 port (like offered on older Tesla vehicles), but with a fast USB 3.x drive, you’ll get the best performance using a 3.x port on your PC/Mac. It’s na easy process and everything you need is a USB stick or hard drive. Canadian YouTube channel Northern Tesla has shared some excellent video tutorials detailing how to properly format your USB or SSD to use in your Tesla for Sentry, DashCam, Boombox and Music. Assume any drive that doesn’t specify read and write times as being dead slow. So you saw all the cool videos of amazing light shows and want to give it a try? We will guide you through all steps you need.
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