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Feb 2, 2007 | 08:30 AM

#11

Spawn

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Cut out the middle man, throw a full on PC in your ride. It's a little work, but the rewards are awesome. Check out mp3car.com

I have a full desktop pc mounted in my trunk, 3000 mp3's, a few hundred videos, 40 movies, full gps navigation that you can update, and control it through my cell using a bluetooth remote. You can get a 7" touchscreen to control it, but I have a Kenwood Double DIN DVD in the dash and use that as the screen.

Feb 2, 2007 | 08:43 AM

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jonesbrooklyn

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Quote:

Originally Posted by wiltshire559

ok to those that have massive collections of music at their finger tips (1000+) songs, how are you doing it?

myself its with a dual layer dvd, only major draw back is I need to burn a new disc everytime I add more music but at least the disc's aren't exspensive

I"ve tried using the USB jack on the head unit but it sucks, starts playing from the beginning everytime the car is started

bro use a rewriteable dvd.

Feb 2, 2007 | 12:49 PM

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98talon

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i think im going to go the ipod route ill firgure out a way to make it look clean

Feb 2, 2007 | 01:20 PM

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wiltshire559

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jonesbrooklyn

bro use a rewriteable dvd.

do they make dual layer DVD rewriteables? if so then that would be nice but I haven't seen any of those

Feb 2, 2007 | 01:20 PM

#15

stevenca

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hmmm

yea interesting i may have to as well ...... 1 cd of music dont cut it no longer heheh i have about 9 thousand songs on my computer ....need this in my car