Aaron Zinck wrote:
3. The software it comes with (simplecenter) is a beast of a java app,
completely devoid of features and options, and is terrible about updating
its tag database when changes are made. Sometimes it takes moving files out
of your music folder then back in for it to recognize
A couple questions about this -- is the simplecenter software a server
like slimserver, or is it a client that you can fire up only when you
want to update the contents of the car's hd? I keep a pretty tight
reign on my mp3 collection, so I don't mind much if the synch with the
car HD is a
Aaron Zinck wrote:
I've had a DMP1 for a few months now and have been quite happy with it (esp.
considering the price I found it for: $117!).
One more question, Aaron, if you don't mind.
The specs page for this device lists:
Operating Temperature: 5C to 55C
Where do you live? Have you ever had a
The specs page for this device lists:
Operating Temperature: 5C to 55C
Where do you live? Have you ever had a problem using the player in the
winter?
Haha, no real trouble in the winter for me--I live in Gainesville, Florida
(USA). One cold (cold for us at least, maybe ~40 degrees, it was
(USA). One cold (cold for us at least, maybe ~40 degrees, it was probably
close to freezing that night) morning I got in my car to go to work and
for
40 degrees Fahrenheit
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Marc,
I've just bought myself an Omnifi DMP1
http://www.omnifimedia.com/products/omnifi_details.jsp?productId=12541
I haven't installed it yet but I have been geeky enough to bring a battery
in off my car and listen to it on my home stereo.
It seems to be a great bit of kit apart from it has
I've been thinking about this one: http://www.phatnoise.com/products/digitalmediaplayers/index.php
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Michael Haan wrote:
I've been thinking about this one:
http://www.phatnoise.com/products/digitalmediaplayers/index.php
Dension (of Ice Link fame - ipod connector for cars) has a range of
products: http://www.dension.com/allproducts.htm
/Johan
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I've just bought myself an Omnifi DMP1
http://www.omnifimedia.com/products/omnifi_details.jsp?productId=12541
I haven't installed it yet but I have been geeky enough to bring a battery
in off my car and listen to it on my home stereo.
It seems to be a great bit of kit apart from it has
If you aren't wedded to the idea of a hard-drive based in-car player,
a CD-RW players that handles MP3's works really well. An iPod
connected to the car stereo also works well and has the advantage of
being removable so you can take the iPod with you.
Kevin
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Have you got any idea what the maximum sized hard disk you can replace the
original with?
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I've just
Have you got any idea what the maximum sized hard disk you can replace the
original with?
No I don't, though I know folks have used 80 gig drives, so at least that
big.
Here's a good resource for you:
http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/omnifi/
and this one, too:
Thanks for those links.
I have already found a 100GB disk that should fit it :)
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Have you got any
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