Originally Posted by EWG35

The problem is the CD, not the car. Most CD's will not display that data, only a select few actually will.

Since you just got your car let me give you some advice that took me 3 month to figure out. A post a few days back said to burn CD's in an MP3 format then it will show the text.

My suggestion is this:
1. Assuming since you are on the web you have the ability to burn CD's (too many software choices so I won't start a debate over which is best), I know it's a stupid comment but some do not have a CD burner or have never used it. Copy all of your CD album's to your PC and store them. Then promptly throw all of your original CD's in the trash, you'll never need them again. just joking, but only slightly. Select your favorite Burning software and burn multiple albums to one CD in an MP3 Data Format. I burned 10 album onto one CD's yesterday!! Once you do it, if done right you can put that burned CD in you player and it will display all of the album. Then use your Infiniti controller to select the album you want to listen to and hit the middle button to display, otherwise it will just begin playing song one on album one. Give it a few second to recognize the data and all the info will show, which is very cool. Once you are inside the album folder hit the back button to go back to the album list. It's very simply.

2. Don't even bother buying an MP3 player if you do not have one already or would not use it otherwise, it's almost a waste of money. I know I spent $250 plus $50 in accessories and now I rarly use it. Too much work and you have to take your eyes off the road, to fiddle with buttons. I was hoping to accomplish with an MP3 player what a burned CD's will do more easily. The only way to view you album/song lists off our MP3 player in the car's screen is to modify your car to override the video lock out in the AUX mode, which we are no long discussing on this forum. Honestly it's a waste of time anyway, burned a CD is just so easy.

Good luck!!