I have given a lot of thought about this project. I think that I would like to go ahead and move forward with this.
Final Product:
A fully functional mp3 player for my car. That shuts down when ignition shuts off, and starts up when ignition starts. I want it to pick up where it left off. Starting off with the last song played is okay, but not prefered.
Hardware:
Currently I have a Toshiba P150 32mb ram. This has a tiny keyboard with ps2 eraser tip mouse. I would love to have this as my keyboard/mouse. I also have a 12-13" LCD that I would like to mount underneath my current stereo. Everything else, can be changed.
If you have any suggestions, I'd love to hear them.
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Car MP3 player. Project #2
#3
Posted 18 December 2003 - 03:15 AM
Sounds cool and all but why? Why for one have a 12 inch screen on my dash, I need to keep my eyes on the f00ls in the road.
Two my cd player plays mp3's I find it hard to load a cd with 150 songs that I like as it is.
I would not want my lil 10 gig collection of mp3's in the car for me to fumble through. By the time I find something I will already be at work or my destination.
Just my 2 cents
Two my cd player plays mp3's I find it hard to load a cd with 150 songs that I like as it is.
I would not want my lil 10 gig collection of mp3's in the car for me to fumble through. By the time I find something I will already be at work or my destination.
Just my 2 cents
#4
Posted 18 December 2003 - 10:47 AM
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#5
Posted 18 December 2003 - 03:43 PM
a well built mp3car system is not anymore of a hassle then changing cds in a cd changer. Plus mine did a lot more.
- wardriving
- GPS navigation with routing support
- TV during tailgating
- movies for passangers
- NES emulator for passangers
- interface to the ODBII port on my car
- so much more
- wardriving
- GPS navigation with routing support
- TV during tailgating
- movies for passangers
- NES emulator for passangers
- interface to the ODBII port on my car
- so much more
#9
Posted 19 December 2003 - 09:01 AM
There used to be a project called the E.L.M.P. which stands for Embedded Linux Mp3 Player, but development on it slowed down a bit after a bunch of alternative mp3 suites showed up on the market, I think it'd be perfect for your system kZo. Do a search on google.
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