Destinator 3 Audio Plugin (1.1.2 and above)

**Ninja Monkey** · 01-09-2005, 09:36 AM

Well it'll say "Exit to the left" rather than "Left turn" so maybe that will help?

**NiN^_^NiN** · 01-10-2005, 04:35 AM

That will help cause if it says exit left instead of turn left then i would look at the screen

Thanks this should be good

**vintageb3** · 01-10-2005, 06:12 PM

Originally Posted by wizz

Thank you NM. I have change to a newer UK map and resolved my roundabout issue.

Wizz

Where can I dowload the newer UK map?

I too experinace the above bug (Only bug really)...and would like to sort it out

Thanks

vintageb3

**Skraggy_uk** · 01-11-2005, 05:58 AM

So does this mean, with a Bluetooth audio gateway installed (and appearing as a sound card), you could have your Frodo/Mediacar/centrafuse music/radio playing through the car speakers, and gps directions playing through a bluetooth headset, so that the rest of your passengers aren't annoyed by SatNav voices piping up in the middle of songs? Kind of cool really.

**NiN^_^NiN** · 01-11-2005, 06:16 AM

Originally Posted by Skraggy_uk

So does this mean, with a Bluetooth audio gateway installed (and appearing as a sound card), you could have your Frodo/Mediacar/centrafuse music/radio playing through the car speakers, and gps directions playing through a bluetooth headset, so that the rest of your passengers aren't annoyed by SatNav voices piping up in the middle of songs? Kind of cool really.

Yes you can Skraggy

This is why im having speakers in the headrest so i hear the directions and only the passengers hear music or movies

As long as the BT headseat is shown as a soundcard in windows then you can use this as the main audio for navigation

**Skraggy_uk** · 01-11-2005, 06:22 AM

I did think about having a seperate USB sound card for audio, but that means more hardware to fit in. Yes, I've used the headset as a Bluetooth soundcard before.

Was considering whether to use it as the microphone for phone control too. As I know it works in the car.

**NiN^_^NiN** · 01-11-2005, 07:31 AM

Originally Posted by Skraggy_uk

I did think about having a seperate USB sound card for audio, but that means more hardware to fit in. Yes, I've used the headset as a Bluetooth soundcard before.

Was considering whether to use it as the microphone for phone control too. As I know it works in the car.

Well you can easily make a small program to stop voice directions (mute them) when you pick-up a call

**BrightHead** · 01-11-2005, 09:10 AM

Since we are discussing sending different audio sources to different outputs I am wondering if anyone has thought about a way to use the 3 different sound jacks on the Mini-ITX boards for this.

With SMARTSound they are 5.1 speakers (front/back/sub). Does anyone know of a utility or similar that could "map" different audio sources to different channels, e.g. Movie sound to "back" channels, MP3 sound to "front" channels and Destinator to "sub" channels?

I think this would be really great. Especially since there would be no need for additional hardware in an already limited space.

Any suggestions?
BrightHead

**C4M** · 01-12-2005, 03:17 AM

Originally Posted by NiN^_^NiN

Ahh so it will say left turn at the round about instead of take 2nd exit.

Well thats good enough for me altho it be nice if it said roundabout turn left so i know to look at the screen for which exit to use but thats not bad

My Destinator maps say 'take 1st exit' or something similar for a left turn.

I just drove from Sydney to Adelaide, which involved goign through Victoria, and it was the same there, so I imagine that it's going to be the same in Melbin.

C!

**NiN^_^NiN** · 01-12-2005, 04:50 AM

Originally Posted by BrightHead

Since we are discussing sending different audio sources to different outputs I am wondering if anyone has thought about a way to use the 3 different sound jacks on the Mini-ITX boards for this.

With SMARTSound they are 5.1 speakers (front/back/sub). Does anyone know of a utility or similar that could "map" different audio sources to different channels, e.g. Movie sound to "back" channels, MP3 sound to "front" channels and Destinator to "sub" channels?

I think this would be really great. Especially since there would be no need for additional hardware in an already limited space.

Any suggestions?
BrightHead

You still have the problem with programs needed to select which channel to use so its not a solution any better than a seperate soundcard.

Originally Posted by C4M

My Destinator maps say 'take 1st exit' or something similar for a left turn.

I just drove from Sydney to Adelaide, which involved goign through Victoria, and it was the same there, so I imagine that it's going to be the same in Melbin.

C!

Yah it would be the same

I hope the GPS got you there without a hitch?