INVISION Audio Question

[acedeucy]

Originally Posted by x5GuyInLA

not trying to compare the two, just wondering if there are similar audio outs aside from the fm modulator

All of my products have dual a/v inputs and Dual a/v Outputs. As well as an additional 3.5mm headphone jack on each screen in case you want to plug in your ipod headphones for example. Keep in mind all my products come with 2 pairs of wireless headphones with the option to add up to 16 additional pairs of headphones. (Not that you could pack that many clowns in the vehicle)

Hope that helps...

-Lawrence

[JNIC4.8]

Thanks for the help, Ill try the remote and see how it comes through the stereo. I haven't heard of Dension icelink Plus but I guess I'll check it out first and see what it is all about, I'm just not big into MP3s yet since CDs work fine for me.

John

[JNIC4.8]

I guess I still am confused. The Icelink integrates your MP3 player right? Well how does that solve my problem of wanting to put in CD while driving (since you obviously cannot with a changer) I have an MP3 player and will probably want to hook it up but why is Icelink so good and how does it solve my CD problem (other than putting all my CDs on mP3). Thanks in advance. This seems to obviate the need for the changer and the use of CDs right?

John

[x5GuyInLA]

Originally Posted by JNIC4.8

I guess I still am confused. The Icelink integrates your MP3 player right? Well how does that solve my problem of wanting to put in CD while driving (since you obviously cannot with a changer) I have an MP3 player and will probably want to hook it up but why is Icelink so good and how does it solve my CD problem (other than putting all my CDs on mP3). Thanks in advance. This seems to obviate the need for the changer and the use of CDs right?

John

correct...you would use the icelink in place of the changer...let's say you have a 60 gig ipod, you would be able to hold 12.5 times the amount of songs the changer could possibly hold, assuming the CDs you put into the changer are completely filled with MP3s. it solves the problem of needing to change CDs because you'll have 10,000 songs (at 6mb each) at your fingertips. if you want to use CDs and be able to change them while driving, either go aftermarket or find some way to route the changer cables at the back to the center console or to somewhere in the front. hope that helps.

[JNIC4.8]

Sure that helps I think I might have to try it out.

[acedeucy]

JNIC4.8 where did you buy your system...From John Crispino @ Momentum BMW? Did you figure out that audio issue?

Let me know...

-Lawrence
Lawrence M. Siegel

Division Manager - BMW
INViSiON Industries Inc.
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