About to buy Tvandnav2go module, but what about audio??
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Hey All,
Just a quick Q before I go ahead and purchase.
Decided against the ACM as it sounded like there were too many things that could go wrong, and programming required etc....
I spoke to tvandnav2go after reading a lot of posts here, but they didn't think my late 2003 UK spec 530i (no Nav) had an audio input, and that I would need an FM modulator.
When I said Ok, fine, well send one of those as well, they said they wouldn't, because it might not work in UK??
Any advice?
And what exactly does the modulator do - all i need to know is if the navtv module will work with my motor?
On another note, I haven't seen any recent posts from the Domwithnavtv guy - is he still around, and is anyone aware of any bad feedback on this product?
Many thanks.
Kash.
Just a quick Q before I go ahead and purchase.
Decided against the ACM as it sounded like there were too many things that could go wrong, and programming required etc....
I spoke to tvandnav2go after reading a lot of posts here, but they didn't think my late 2003 UK spec 530i (no Nav) had an audio input, and that I would need an FM modulator.
When I said Ok, fine, well send one of those as well, they said they wouldn't, because it might not work in UK??
Any advice?
And what exactly does the modulator do - all i need to know is if the navtv module will work with my motor?
On another note, I haven't seen any recent posts from the Domwithnavtv guy - is he still around, and is anyone aware of any bad feedback on this product?
Many thanks.
Kash.
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Originally Posted by Traveller' post='651107' date='Aug 20 2008, 03:35 PM
Hey All,
Just a quick Q before I go ahead and purchase.
Decided against the ACM as it sounded like there were too many things that could go wrong, and programming required etc....
I spoke to tvandnav2go after reading a lot of posts here, but they didn't think my late 2003 UK spec 530i (no Nav) had an audio input, and that I would need an FM modulator.
When I said Ok, fine, well send one of those as well, they said they wouldn't, because it might not work in UK??
Any advice?
And what exactly does the modulator do - all i need to know is if the navtv module will work with my motor?
On another note, I haven't seen any recent posts from the Domwithnavtv guy - is he still around, and is anyone aware of any bad feedback on this product?
Many thanks.
Kash.
Just a quick Q before I go ahead and purchase.
Decided against the ACM as it sounded like there were too many things that could go wrong, and programming required etc....
I spoke to tvandnav2go after reading a lot of posts here, but they didn't think my late 2003 UK spec 530i (no Nav) had an audio input, and that I would need an FM modulator.
When I said Ok, fine, well send one of those as well, they said they wouldn't, because it might not work in UK??
Any advice?
And what exactly does the modulator do - all i need to know is if the navtv module will work with my motor?
On another note, I haven't seen any recent posts from the Domwithnavtv guy - is he still around, and is anyone aware of any bad feedback on this product?
Many thanks.
Kash.
you can add an AUX input
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ACM does not require any more programming than the AUX - which you will need for the Nav2Go as well. ACM is a better investment than Nav2Go and since its OEM too you retain the warranty. Bruce.
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