I keep hearing people say that it is a blaupunkt mp3 player...does this imply it has a CD player in that plays mp3 files recorded on CDR???...it does have a regular CD player in it right?(ie-its not one of those Ipod things is it?)
MMC mode You can use this device to play MP3
files from an MMC (MultiMedia Card)as used in many portable MP3 playersor mobile telephones (e.g. SiemensSL45). You can write MP3 music tracks to the MMCs that you want to use with this device with the help of the Velocity MMC Driver 01 or another MMC read/write device and your PC.
Note:
Please note that when you prepare theMMC, you must observe the directory structure rules as described in the “MP3 mode” chapter. The format of the MMC must be “FAT16”.
Inserting/removing an MMC
You can read about how to insert or remove an MMC in the section entitled “Inserting the KeyCard” or “Removing
the KeyCard” in the “Theft protection” chapter.
Switching to MMC mode To start playing an inserted MMC,
keep pressing the SOURCE button; until MMC mode is displayed.
Note:
All the MP3-mode functions can also be
used in MMC mode. For further details,
please refer to the chapter entitled “MP3
mode”.
Randy Chase said:
64megs now $27. 128megs for $36. Not incredibly cheap. And silly in terms of cost/capacity compared to CDRs.
someone should go register ipodyourelise.comRandy Chase said:I hear rumor that someone is working on an aftermarket Elise Ipod kit with mounting bracket, cables, etc.
Isn't that what the faceplate is for?Miguel said:Plus if you use the memory cards you'll keep dust away from the contacts after removing the security key card
Not to overstate the obvious, but use virtually-free blank CDs. No Aux cable to buy, no iPod to buy, no worrying about having a charged battery, no mounting brackets/cables to buy, no more stuff to clutter the beautifully simple Elise interior...Originally posted by babak
Not to overstate the obvious, but use the Aux input, for the price of one 1meg MMC card buy a used ipod (or refurbished from apple itself) and have 10G of music rattling around your car.
Just a thought.
I used to think that, but ever since I got my ipod mounted in my car I've enjoyed my music collection more. It's nice to have whatever my mood fancies at my fingertips.Dan said:Isn't that what the faceplate is for?![]()
Not to overstate the obvious, but use virtually-free blank CDs. No Aux cable to buy, no iPod to buy, no worrying about having a charged battery, no mounting brackets/cables to buy, no more stuff to clutter the beautifully simple Elise interior...
Just a thought.![]()