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Just have a cd player that can play mp3 cds, over 100 songs per cd EZ
or push down an Aux Cassette, plug in your iPod/Walkman/Smartphone and listen to everything you could imagine.
Well if your car didn't have one you had to do something else. It's an easy concept to grasp lol
or you could just push down an Aux Cassette, plug in your device, and listen to everything you could imagine?
Well if your car didn't have one you had to do something else. It's an easy concept to grasp lol
or you could just push down an Aux Cassette, plug in your device, and listen to everything you could imagine
Well if your car didn't have one you had to do something else. It's an easy concept to grasp lol
Well if your car didn't have one you had to do something else. It's an easy concept to grasp lol
I'm kinda/sorta there now. The factory media console in my car "understands" mp3 files on a USB flash drive. Why Nissan decided to go with the most cursed UI/UX imaginable to navigate this is beyond me. It's practically useless. I would love to slap in a 1990's vintage Pioneer head unit - with mp3 capability - and call it a day.
FLAC is where it's at. Oddly, most of the head units that understand FLAC don't have CD drives at all. If it has a CD drive still, it probably only understands MP3.
Which is one response to the question of "why would you encode an MP3 at a high bitrate when you can just use FLAC?" It's because I had a car that didn't understand FLAC.