I have a connection in my BMW for an iPod or similar device but the playlist must be named BMW

Question

In order to play music and podcasts in my BMW I have to name playlists as BMW1, BMW2, etc. - that is just the way the interface in the vehicle works.  Now with iTunes Match I am not able to add podcasts to these playlists, which means I cannot listen to podcasts in the car.  The main reason I spent hundreds of dollars to have this feature added to the vehicle was to play podcasts and I've been doing this for years.  Now, I pay Apple even more money for another service and it wipes out my ability to have playlists with podcasts and enjoy them in the car.  I feel betrayed - especially after purchasing my 5th iPad this week. 
How can I have playlists named BMW# with podcasts in them? Do I need to cancel iTunes Match?

Answer 1

Normally the best way to create an add is to to do it and to export it as PDF/X-4.
From Photoshop you can save as PDF, choose either the standard as the printer asks for or save as PDF/X-4.
Never use in any case EPS.
If the add contains vectors and/or fonts PDF is the best file type.
If no text or vectors are used you could use JPG with high compression quality, tiff or (not in your case) psd.
Take care that
Your file is not flattened to background, so all layers are alive, otherwise fonts will be rasterized.
You file should have a resolution in minimum between 240 and 300 ppi (not dpi)
With the text: is it pure black or is it 4c-black? K-Black is easier to accomplish in InDesign.
Don't make small elements in 4c.