On 2/9/06, Tomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> George Styles wrote:
> > Using a IPod Nano as a remote for the iPod video.
> Sounds like a nice idea if you know nothing else to spend your money on
\o/ here !
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George Styles wrote:
> OK, how about this for a mad idea (in my continueing obsession with
> getting a LCD remote large capacity player)
Why not buy some second hand iRiver H340, get the biggest harddisk
possible in it? And use it with an LCD remote from the H100 series?
> Using a IPod Nano as a
OK, how about this for a mad idea (in my continueing obsession with getting a LCD remote large capacity player)Using a IPod Nano as a remote for the iPod video.They both have serial ports (and voltage will be the same). You would just need a dock-to-dock lead, which connected serial out on one end
Serial coms sounds promisingOn 2/7/06, Alun Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
George Styles wrote:> Hi,> I want a rockbox-capable, video capable, small, 60gig+ player. It seems> the iPod video is perfect, except for one thing, it doesnt have a LCD> remote (which is the killer feature of my H140).
>
George Styles wrote:
Hi,
I want a rockbox-capable, video capable, small, 60gig+ player. It seems
the iPod video is perfect, except for one thing, it doesnt have a LCD
remote (which is the killer feature of my H140).
Looking at
http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IriverHardwareComponent
Hi,I want a rockbox-capable, video capable, small, 60gig+ player. It seems the iPod video is perfect, except for one thing, it doesnt have a LCD remote (which is the killer feature of my H140).Looking at
http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/IriverHardwareComponents#Remote_Control andhttp://i
