Thread: Try this out Full OBD II support

Originally Posted by jnafpas

Ok i will try... A link to download roadrunner????

Here ya go

http://guino.home.insightbb.com/index.html

Or maybe a plugin for Centrafuse?
http://www.centrafuse.com/downloads.aspx
There is an SDK available on the developers section.


Check MP3Car forum too. There are some simple plugins made. If you are unsure how to start.http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/centrafuse/

Thanks for the links...

By the way new version from CarMM is uploaded. Bigger resolutions than 640x480 are now supported

Hi,

Does it support unicode filenames and ID3 tags?
Because I have a lot of songs/movies not in English. Lots of Japanese, Chinese and Korean music...

Thanks.

Hi,
i' afraid at the moment is only english & greek supported.... I will prepare a version in unicode very soon...

Yea please try and support Unicode.

As far as I can see CarMM is one of the best carputer front-end, especially now that it supports more resolutions. It'd be a shame to lose a large non-English/Greek userbase.

Another thing, can it be used to launch external Apps? Would be nice if you can launch, for example, Vauxhall/Opel TIS from within CarMM, won't it?

By the way, Zafira GSI's are cool!

Thanks.

Your wish will be fullfilled

@wywywywy

Ok here you are.... http://www.carobd.com/files/carmmuni.exe

Test the mp3 part and tell me the results

Hi,

That's quick!!

Okay I've finished testing.

But first of all there is one problem which will likely affect a lot of people. I was testing CarMM on my desktop, because my carputer is far from finished. I found that that CarMM doesn't really like wide-screens. My desktop monitors run resolution of 1680x1050. The CarMM screen will stretch to the full width of the screen while maintaining 4:3 aspect ratio, so the bottom bit of the screen is chopped off I cannot see the buttons at the bottom.

Anyway I changed my resolution to 1280x1024 and gave Unicode a go.

The answer is... no, it doesn't display Unicode filenames correctly As you can see in the screenshots, the Unicode (Chinese in this case) filenames are showing as "????".

(Obviously I can't play these files either)

Prehaps Comic Sans MS doesn't support Unicode? I personally found fonts like Arial, Tahoma, Verdana etc to be more professional-looking. So may be making fonts configurable would be a good idea?

Oh on the other hand, Centafuse supports Unicode perfectly. It might give you some ideas?

Many thanks.