Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2006 04:26:46 GMT From: "None" <nospamnospamme> Subject: Re: Dumping my CD changer and Adapt and Ipod?
I have installed an Omnifi Dmp1 in my Saab: http://www.omnifimedia.com/products/omnifi_details.jsp?productId=12541 It is a hard disk based MP3 player. It is also capable, through WiFi, to automatically download new MP3 files from my PC and the internet. "Colin Stamp" <col.dustbinnospamp.plus.com> wrote in message news:4m3ts198iom474fmt32nv2bgq2nspetr3jnospamcom... > On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 18:27:20 GMT, "Nasty Bob" > <speedypancakenospamail.com> wrote: > >> >>"Bob" <uctraingnospamanet.com> wrote in message >>news:7gvss1h8s9522hthlr6e2i6ae9qactrmrsnospamcom... >>> OK.... I need to fix my '97 900 "lost the CD problem" for the 20th and >>> I think it's time to try a new changer. But, for not much more than >>> the cost of a replacement changer, I can buy an Ipod and get much more >>> utility out of it both in and out of the car. >>> >>> So... question... has anyone blazed this trail yet - hooking up the >>> Ipod to the in car system ? I know I can find wiring diagrams and I am >>> not too concerned about the details there ... just looking for >>> strategies and experience. >>> >>> Thanks, >> >>A neat solution is to fit an RF transmitter unit to your IPOD and tune >>your >>car radio to your own personal radio station! Personally I'd recommend a >>modern head unit / amp / CD player that will play mp3 discs. You can fit >>8-10 albums on one CD if you're not ultra fussy about quality etc. Works >>well for me ;) >> > > Or if 8-10 albums isn't enough, there's a few MP3 DVD players out now. > You have to be careful about the specs though, there's loads of DVD > players that will play MP3s, but only from CDs. > > What I really want for my car though, is a hard disc MP3 player, so I > can have my whole collection in there. The trouble is, the marketing > men have decided the only solution for that is to tape an iPod to the > dash. Whatever happened to Dension? > > Cheers, > > Colin.
