sounds like a very valid point. lol
Could it be that the reason the reception sucks is because the antenna is not connected?The reception pretty much sucks for TV and I didn't even hook up the antennea for it once I mounted in the car.
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sounds like a very valid point. lol
Cant code cause I dont know how, but give me the paint bucket and my eraser and have at you!
I hooked it up to a set of rabbit ears before installation in the car, when I was bench testing. The reception sucked so I didn't bother with hooking it up in the car.
Hi. I have little or no experience here, bu am looking to learn fast - My head-unit is dying, and I plan to replace it with a carputer. Still in the "Thinking" phase of the project though, (Saves money if this comes before the "Buying Phase"![]()
So what I was wondering about this screen, is whether there is some sort of "firmware OS" (for lack of a better term,) that comes up before the PC comes on... I've seen a fair number of these in-dash screens, where there is a whole "Host OS" on it, designed to switch between inputs, and act almost like a head-unit. I think I would rather just have a "Passive" monitor, and let the PC do all the work of selecting inputs... Am I wrong in this thinking? Do I have to get a non-flip unit like the lilliput 7" for that sort of control, or is it available in a "dumb" motorized head unit?
Thanks,
-G
I'm pretty sure there are motorized liliputs (or other) that are nothing but a touchscreen monitor. Look in the MP3Car Store, I think the Xenarc will do, also the MTSVO-SC.
You would then need a TV tuner card, USB radio, rearview camera, and everything else running on/into the PC and it would handle all the switching. Ideally, I think that would be the way to go. I only use the VGA input and touchscreen on mine, so the rest is really a waste, to me.
You guys run TV Tuners? What kind of reception do you get with an antenna?
I'm up in Vancouver Canada, and I think there are like 2 channels "on the air"up here. I always thought it was cable or satellite. Don't tell me that some of you guys have one of these:on your roofs?!?
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