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Sceadwian said:I've always liked the idea of having an 1/8th audio jack in the dash, it's better fidelity than either an FM transmitter or a tape adapter. And as long as you have the repair manual for your car taking the dash apart is really not that bad. Ripping a hole and mounting an 1/8th jack can't be any harder than when I turned a free drive bay on my computer into an external front mounted serial port, and it looks stock. Also gives you the ability to let anyone else that has an ipod or player to play their music easily.
I've tried three different players/brands with the same result. Even with the volume on the players all the way up it's still way lower than the radio. No biggie though as the head unit is from the late 1990s and it's time to replace it.Sceadwian said:Might be your MP3 player? Any MP3 player on the market should be able to drive line/CD audio inputs easily. Perhaps the remaining CD control lines were set to attentunate the signal, likley it's own volume control. If you bypassed it or shorted it you're gonn have to turn the MP3 player all the way up to get anything.
sharkfish said:thanks for Reply all you guys.
and two years befor i was in Sri Lanka. in sri lankan Electronic market available small Hardware(Chinese Make VCD Bord) unit. we can fix to that board to any of Cd player then it will work like a Video cd.
and now iam In Qatar so i try to buy any board like that but unfortunally that kind of boards not available here.
thats why iam asking here if anyone have any idea or any shematic for MP3 or VCD solution for CD player.
Regards.