a) Yeah....Originally Posted by Samhain
b) Why do you say that?
c) You could, but I don't think it's necessary.
d-h) True...
It looks like the monitor is not 16:9 aspect ratio. It looks a little taller than that, although I could be mistaken.I am thinking I MAY be able to use this particular unit (below linked) from kenwood, which is in dash DVD player amp etc integrated, motorised, "RGB" input and has an integrated touch screen
http://www.kenwoodaudio.com/common/p...45DVD&zone=au#
I am not certain what true resolution this unit is. It says 336,960 pixels, though I can't seem to come up with any resolution I am familiar with, if I devide that number by 800 or 480 (thinking it may be wvga or soemthing otherwise familiar) so I am not certain this is likely to be the true pixel or the sub pixel count... I am hoping some of the vastly more knowledgable people in here may know something about this unit or be able to make some sort of intelligent comment -as I am unable to draw a conclusion on this respect.
I'm certain if you contacted Kenwood, they would be able to tell you the resolution.
Pretty slim. You'd need to convert the signal from the touchscreen of the unit to a PS2 or USB. That would mean cracking open a rather expensive piece of car audio equipment and fiddling with it, wihich would void the warranty.Secondly, yes this has an integrated touch screen, though I would be amazed if it has a PC output for the touch screen.... I am guessing that it is a 4 wire resistive system.... the golden question is - what are the odds I could "tap" into this through the ribbon cable and hook in the digitalww.com USB 4 wire resitive touch screen controller board? - I would mount the board on the outside of the unit's case - behind in the dash.
I bet you'd be even MORE ****ed destropying a $2000 high-end Kenwood audio piece than you would getting a $250 dead touchscreen.
I think you'd have one or the other, really. I'm not saying it's impossible, just highly improbable.Ideally this controller would not interfere with the unit's own touch screen control, though presumably u can control all the unit's function via hard keys or the remote anywy, so that would not the end of the world if I lost unit control vy TS, though gained PC control when "splicing" in the TS controller...
The audio component manufacturers don't design their stuff to be particularly flexible in that regard...



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