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Playing MP3 from TomTom 910
Has anyone connected their TT 910 so that they can use the MP3 playing feature ? I would like to know how to connect for the input, although guess it's the same as IPOD, which makes me still ask the same question. Lots on threads on the power connection and mounting the device but couldn't find one on sound input (sure there is one though)Mrs Jones ? We've come for your Liver
simple.....sound output of tomtom to aux in of radio
plenty of threads about where to connect to aux in if the radio isn't highline one2007 HSE Java Black.....sold
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18th Mar 2007 9:02 am
Nigel Tracey
Member Since: 04 Nov 2006
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Cheers DD,
I guess the aux input is the left hand socket that doubles as a 12v supply ? ie left hand side of the ash tray.Mrs Jones ? We've come for your Liver
18th Mar 2007 9:44 am
nikademus
Member Since: 08 Sep 2006
Location: Geelong
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Howdy, Yes I have connected my TomTom 910 to the AUX input and it is exactly the same as for the ipod/mp3 player set-ups. I have pictures in my Gallery and a link to how I did it here: http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic6263.html?highlight= which has links to other useful threads.
Installed for a few months now and I LOVE IT!!!
I use it for music, audio books and movies (you need a bit of extra software to make them) and of course blue tooth for the phone now integrates to the car audio (makes it go quiet when you take a call) and finally, it saves my time and time again when getting lost in Melbourne, Australia - a city of 3.5 million spread over 10,000 square kilometres. (yes, it IS true)
anyhoo, check out the link and pics. enjoy!
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time and time again when getting lost in Melbourne, Australia - a city of 3.5 million spread over 10,000 square kilometres. (yes, it IS true)
