Moved to car audio, where it belongs.
This sin't the forum for sucha request, actually. We put full-blown computers in our rides.
You'd be better off checking at a forum devoted to car audio .
Good luck.
Hi,
This question is related to playing MP3s through ICE but it's not a "home brew" solution. Hopefully someone can help me out though and hopefully I've posted this in the correct forum.![]()
I want to get a head unit with USB on the front panel, with the idea that I can plug my Samsung YPZ5 MP3 player in to it, via USB of course, and play MP3s. The Samsung YPZ5 has been firmware upgraded so it now appears as a USB mass storage device. For example, I can now mount it under Linux and drag files on/off like a normal flash drive.
I assume most (if not all?) head untis with USB work in this way? As long as the device you're plugging in is a USB mass storage device and doesn't have some obscure file system, the head unit can read the device and play the MP3s?
Does anyone have any recommendations for such a head unit?
Many thanks in advance for any help and advice offered.
Moved to car audio, where it belongs.
This sin't the forum for sucha request, actually. We put full-blown computers in our rides.
You'd be better off checking at a forum devoted to car audio .
Good luck.
Hit carsound.com's forum, I'm sure we can help you out over there. You may also want to check elitecaraudio.com's forum as well.
Go into a car audio store and try it on the demo decks.
Thanks for the replies. I'll post a carsound.com.
I did go to a car audio store, when I was passing one the other day but they didn't have a clue. When I went to try some of the display units, I couldn't plug my USB cable in because the security cabinet they'd put around them didn't give enough room... they didn't get a sale that day ;-)
Cheers!
most of the new usb units will support mass storage device.
do you have cartoys or bestbuy there?
i have been going around my store with my blackberry phone and pluggin it in the units to see if it plays and most of tem do.
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