Music DVD with stock radio
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Music DVD with stock radio
I am looking to get more songs on a cd..
If I burn a music dvd (for those of you who are unfamiliar: http://www.ehow.com/how_4425425_burn...files-dvd.html) will the stock radio read it? Its an 06 SS/SC.
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If I burn a music dvd (for those of you who are unfamiliar: http://www.ehow.com/how_4425425_burn...files-dvd.html) will the stock radio read it? Its an 06 SS/SC.
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Many higher end CD players can read .mp3 files off any disk.. cd or dvd.
Thanks for the info.. so you basically just burned an MP3 cd.
Thanks for the info.. so you basically just burned an MP3 cd.
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DVD is unsupported in any of the 05-10 radios. The OEM decks lack the necessary laser that is needed to read the DVD's. GM in 2009 didn't add DVD support, instead just adding a USB slot.
So basically you're stuck with either getting an aftermarket deck, or burning MP3 CD-R's (Don't try RW's... they are very problematic... Trust me, I've tried). You could possibly attempt to add an AUX jack for an MP3 player or Ipod, but that is about it.
So basically you're stuck with either getting an aftermarket deck, or burning MP3 CD-R's (Don't try RW's... they are very problematic... Trust me, I've tried). You could possibly attempt to add an AUX jack for an MP3 player or Ipod, but that is about it.
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I may just get something like this.
http://cgi.ebay.com/DVD-GPS-Navigati...item3ca7b3606d
Or wire in something from a new Chevy vehicle. I'd like to keep it looking OEM.
http://cgi.ebay.com/DVD-GPS-Navigati...item3ca7b3606d
Or wire in something from a new Chevy vehicle. I'd like to keep it looking OEM.
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BUY A IPOD cant go wrong i payed 208 for a 16gb nano and i got a charger to my dual radio
pioneer nav is shitty i would get the non nav unit and just buy a tom tom then you can move it from car to car. Also you cant watch videos if your using the NAV
pioneer nav is shitty i would get the non nav unit and just buy a tom tom then you can move it from car to car. Also you cant watch videos if your using the NAV
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I have i pioneer f700-bt nav unit and it is the best stereo i have ever had. I dont know how think you can say pioneers are crappy when have a piece of crap dual deck.
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Actually this has everything I want. I never was a fan of kenwood.. but its a few hundred bucks cheaper.. which could go to some Diamond Subs.
Your Pioneer unit can be had for even less nowadays.. and offers bluetooth and nav. How does it work with the steering wheel controls?
Your Pioneer unit can be had for even less nowadays.. and offers bluetooth and nav. How does it work with the steering wheel controls?
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Well i figured it would be easyier to reach the knob on the stereo than install the adapter haha. And im pretty sure only one adapter would be required. There is a how to for installing a pioneer nav unit (i think he had a f900) and it includes the installation of the PAC adapter and GM-LAN harness.
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I will need to do search for that. Thanks!
I'm pretty sure the GM-LAN harness only needs to be used on 07+ models. It was in a FAQ which also had a link to the correct PAC to use with a Pioneer setup.
I'm pretty sure the GM-LAN harness only needs to be used on 07+ models. It was in a FAQ which also had a link to the correct PAC to use with a Pioneer setup.
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