PCMCIA Memory card can display Chinese on Command screen?
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PCMCIA Memory card can display Chinese on Command screen?
Can anyone try and tell me ?????
I really want to know
I really want to know
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yes it does. not only from PCMCIA, it also display ID3 tags from mp3 ripped DVDs or CDs.
so far i trid korean, japanese, and chinese and all displays fine.
so far i trid korean, japanese, and chinese and all displays fine.
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prolly because your car is from different continent. i believe different continent gets different map/language settings.
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Ok Ok. I will go to my car and try to take some photos tonight and post it here.
I am using a 4GB Compact flash card with a PCMCIA adaptor, and I have traditional chinese songs on there. When it play on the MM, it display Chinese on the MM screen.
I am using a 4GB Compact flash card with a PCMCIA adaptor, and I have traditional chinese songs on there. When it play on the MM, it display Chinese on the MM screen.
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Let me know if you want other info.
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hey
this is very very good
is good news to hear
another thing is
can i put them into folder and select them that way ????
Thanks
this is very very good
is good news to hear
another thing is
can i put them into folder and select them that way ????
Thanks
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Hope this information helps.
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Mercedes S204 C320 CDI
Recently bought, trough Ebay, a Viking 32-bit PCMCIA Card CF converter together with a CF card of 4GB. Well, I don't know if it's because, according to the manual, the car only accepts 16-bit cards or something else but the final result is that no deal. No error message, I just can't select the PCMCIA sound source on the COMMAND so I'm assuming that that's that.
Until someone is willing to post their experiences with CF PCMCIA adapters, I'm sticking to the MP3 DVD solution...
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Recently bought, trough Ebay, a Viking 32-bit PCMCIA Card CF converter together with a CF card of 4GB. Well, I don't know if it's because, according to the manual, the car only accepts 16-bit cards or something else but the final result is that no deal. No error message, I just can't select the PCMCIA sound source on the COMMAND so I'm assuming that that's that.
Until someone is willing to post their experiences with CF PCMCIA adapters, I'm sticking to the MP3 DVD solution...