OK.. so I'm driving my new RDX over to my G/F's house, and I want to start a "certain" track playing on the CD when she climbs into the car, but I don't want to have to fight another audio source while she's climbing in and we're saying our "hellos."

So, I put in the CD, and I'm trying to cue up the track, but THERE'S NO CD STOP voice command. Oh, there's a "CD Play", but no "CD Stop".

There's an AUDIO OFF, but when I do that, I have to cue up the right track again.

So, if you want to do something useful like view the CD TRACK LIST (using voice commands) you have to do so while the CD is playing.

Does this seem odd to anyone but me? Did I miss something?

 

You can pause the CD by hitting the preset button of the disc that is currently playing. Not sure if you can do it via voice command. Maybe "CD Pause"?

 

Thanks, sasair, for the tip. The button push does work. It's more than a little counterintuitive as a solution, but it does work. Tried to simulate the button push with the "CD Play Disk X" voice command -- no go. There's no "CD Pause" in the recognized repertoire, and no "CD Stop".

At least there's a hands-on way to do it.