what are the possbilities to connect a normal DVD to the screen in the
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I think your only possibility is to buy and install a NavWithTV unit, there are others but I haven't heard much about them, and then buy and install a DVD player. That's the only way I've heard how and that's what I did. It works great.
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well there is another way,and that is to use a nother screen ,plus dvd drive or a tablet player.
why not a car computor.....with nav music tv radio etc.
i think a broader view might be a better bet than the constraints of the system we have.
why not a car computor.....with nav music tv radio etc.
i think a broader view might be a better bet than the constraints of the system we have.
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Originally Posted by radioham' post='391562' date='Feb 14 2007, 01:01 PM
well there is another way,and that is to use a nother screen ,plus dvd drive or a tablet player.
why not a car computor.....with nav music tv radio etc.
i think a broader view might be a better bet than the constraints of the system we have.
why not a car computor.....with nav music tv radio etc.
i think a broader view might be a better bet than the constraints of the system we have.
Well yeah, but he asked how to do it on the screen up front, which I assume means the iDrive screen.
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Originally Posted by de_smet_h' post='391717' date='Feb 14 2007, 10:09 PM
you assume it correcly
check out nav-tv, they should have one for all fiber optic audio/video..
but very pricey..give them a call
http://www.nav-tv.com/bmw.htm
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