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Monday, October 31, 2005 |
iPod interfaces
So, I got the iPod conector, both for my wife's blue Mini Cooper (with corresponding blue iPod mini) and for my Seat Leon. They work quite different from one another. First, the good news, they are both very satisfying in terms of sound quality. Now, controls. They work completely different. My wife can quite effectively control the iPod from the Stereo (the iPod takes the place of the CD Changer). You can have 5 lists set to the first five disc of the changer. The last disc (number 6) is reserved to play all songs. She can also go to the next and previous song, and activate or deactivate the random within the playlist. Mayor problems are that the 5 playlist must be named MINI1, MINI2, etc. (why o why?), and that she loses the iPod interface completely. The system for the Leon is exactly the opposite. I can't do anything with the stereo (not even go to the next or previous song or even to the beginning of the currently playing song). But I don't lose the iPod interface. Oh, Well... Nothing is ever perfect...
5:05:46 PM Google It!
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Estoy buscando una mujer tan puta como yo...
-- Contrabando, Joaquín Sabina
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© Copyleft 2005 Alfredo Octavio.
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