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Old 11-24-2012, 02:21 AM
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On to the Music App which I love! Its called TutuneMe from App Store!

The top playlist bar brings up this menu when you tap it, or you can swipe the top bar to go next/previous playlist.
Of course SIRI can play my playlists for me too, but sometimes you dont know what you want and this makes it quick and safe while driving! Tap on one of the large icons and the corresponding screen comes up. I should point out the colours and font sizes and album art size are all fully customisable. This is the standard Cherry setting with the fonts brightened up and made larger for good visibility in the car! Which happens to match the RNS 510 colours pretty closely out of the box! You can swipe in the centre over the album art/artists info, left or right to go next/previous track too!


Playlists


Album view


Quick access to the audio routing from the bottom bar which also scrolls left/right to bring up different controls.



Thats all for now.. have some more pics I need to load up of the booster cradle, now the glue's dried. (pics at night!)
Will upload a video to youtube for tomorrow as well.
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Old 11-24-2012, 02:22 AM
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Here's the booster cradle at night.

















More daytime pics tomorrow and a youtube video of it in action

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Old 11-24-2012, 03:38 AM
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That's no MacGyver. Look at this MacGyverievich.

http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbu...unami-warning!


How awesome is that?
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Old 11-24-2012, 04:06 AM
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1st of 7 short Youtube clips showing clipping the phone in and a few app features for the music app.




Detailed look at the Tuttuneme App









Text to speech email with TextnDrive, speed dial and playlist shortcuts and cradle mount inspection


Ok thats all folks!

I can also still use the internal NAV HDD/SD slot for music and plug a USB HDD or 80GB iPod Classic in the MDI interface for full control from the steering wheel and Nav unit with full id3 tags (artist/album info etc)

When I get the 9W7F VW BT kit I can replace the Manhattan and Kufatec BT and get the best of both worlds with an integrated wireless system with full steering wheel controls and Driver MFD & Nav Text.

The other reason for doing this is that the iPhone is much faster to navigate than the Nav unit and a lot more responsive with a nice interface.

Also when the iPhone is plugged into the MDI through the cable, it needs to be in the glovebox and you cant access music controls while its plugged in.

When using the new 9W7F BT kit you get all the benefits of the MDI cable plus full steering wheel control with text on the NAV & MFD and you can still use the iPhone music apps!

Thanks for watching!!!!! Im going for a drive!!

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