Catfish

What software is most commonly used for in-car mp3 players? I found DAMP for DOS which looks Ok, and with the mp3 player running on a DOS system the system can get snapped on and off as you please.

What do you all recommend for a minimum system?

Ok, I found the Software section. I think a DOS system sounds best.

[This message has been edited by Catfish (edited 01-06-2001).]

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Arby

Stripped down win98 seems to be the standard around here.

Long live winamp!

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Aaron Cake

I use the Win95 kernal running a custom player based on Windows Media Player. I control the player through a VB app that uses the ActiveX interface. Right now, it uses flat text playlists. Within the next few days, it will be running an Access database and playlists will then become SQL commands.

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Aaron Cake
London, Ontario, Canada

Player: Cyrix 200, 32MB RAM, 10.2Gig Quantum HD, Onboard EtherNet/Sound/Video, Custom Lexan Case, Arise DC-DC, Win95 Kernal w/Custom Player
Car: '86 Mazda RX-7 w/Basic Performance Upgrades

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