FIRST CAR COMPUTER INSTALL
6/15/05, 08:54 PM
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Originally posted by mbkowns@June 15, 2005, 12:05 PM
If want an install I can do it for you just let me know.
If want an install I can do it for you just let me know.
rony1976: For pictures of MANY installs, their hardware specs, etc. check out Mp3Car Forums
adrenalin: He is most likely running Windows XP and running one of the MANY frontends. ie: Centrafuge, RoadRunner, Media Engine, etc.
KillerGT: You can use a 3.5mm to RCA cable or there are pci cards that have seperate outputs for each channel.
Stever: There are many USB/Serial AM/FM tuners.
gmichael: Using suspend mode is fairly quick, although, I hear this drains the battery a tad quicker. There are other options but I havn't looked into this too deeply.
Everyone: If you want to know more seriously check into Mp3Car.com's forums linked above. It has all the information you can/can't handle on car pcs.
6/16/05, 02:54 AM
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Originally posted by xetrov@June 15, 2005, 8:57 PM
Stop trying to make a buck dude. It's sickening. Instead actually answer the questions these people have asked you.
rony1976: For pictures of MANY installs, their hardware specs, etc. check out Mp3Car Forums
adrenalin: He is most likely running Windows XP and running one of the MANY frontends. ie: Centrafuge, RoadRunner, Media Engine, etc.
KillerGT: You can use a 3.5mm to RCA cable or there are pci cards that have seperate outputs for each channel.
Stever: There are many USB/Serial AM/FM tuners.
gmichael: Using suspend mode is fairly quick, although, I hear this drains the battery a tad quicker. There are other options but I havn't looked into this too deeply.
Everyone: If you want to know more seriously check into Mp3Car.com's forums linked above. It has all the information you can/can't handle on car pcs.
Stop trying to make a buck dude. It's sickening. Instead actually answer the questions these people have asked you.
rony1976: For pictures of MANY installs, their hardware specs, etc. check out Mp3Car Forums
adrenalin: He is most likely running Windows XP and running one of the MANY frontends. ie: Centrafuge, RoadRunner, Media Engine, etc.
KillerGT: You can use a 3.5mm to RCA cable or there are pci cards that have seperate outputs for each channel.
Stever: There are many USB/Serial AM/FM tuners.
gmichael: Using suspend mode is fairly quick, although, I hear this drains the battery a tad quicker. There are other options but I havn't looked into this too deeply.
Everyone: If you want to know more seriously check into Mp3Car.com's forums linked above. It has all the information you can/can't handle on car pcs.
That post wasn't directed at the people who have the know how on how to do this but was for the person who likes what they see and would like someone to install it.
I don't markup on parts I would just charge a fee for the install and free support there after.
Let me know
thanks
8/13/05, 09:00 AM
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