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nm posted:I'd blame prius drivers, but my loving dbw vw did this in the early 00s. Car seems to drive fine (I've got it on winters for the time being), I think it's going to need a couple more goes with the ozone generator as warm air running through the HVAC system etc continues to waft out a bit of dog odour from inaccessible corners.
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Dagen H posted:Cattes! Do people still use traditional radios? If you use a phone as the music source and then also run google maps on it, the google maps verbal instructions mute the music. Can you not just get her a decent phone bracket/charger?
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freelop posted:Watched GWAR live last night. I saw GWAR completely by accident when I was at Penn State. Walked into the bar, was shocked by the $10 cover and the door man was like “oh there’s a band”, which turned out to be GWAR. I made sure to sit upstairs so as to avoid being eaten by the World Maggot. Very surreal
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Tomarse posted:Do people still use traditional radios? I do - there's a good independent radio station here (KOOP), plus an NPR talk station, plus an NPR music station (the NPR music station is how I got tickets to see Jim James). Normally a phone would just spit out the directions via the built in speaker, but my head unit takes over the media output even when it's set to radio.  Damnit Kenwood!Still, the only way the sound would interrupt the radio is if the GPS unit played it as a phone call (Amazon Flex's built-in navigation does this, even when muted, and it drove me nuts when I drove for them regularly). If it's playing it over the media output (which it should be doing), then the radio will ignore it unless it's currently on the bluetooth input. So Dagen H, I think we'd be back at square one unless that Garmin can be configured to play as a phone call. randomidiot fucked around with this message at 16:22 on Dec 1, 2019 |
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Dec 1, 2019 16:17
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STR posted:I do - there's a good independent radio station here (KOOP), plus an NPR talk station, plus an NPR music station (the NPR music station is how I got tickets to see Jim James). Normally a phone would just spit out the directions via the built in speaker, but my head unit takes over the media output even when it's set to radio. I just use online radio streams, spotify or audiobooks in my car now. On an iphone if you have one of the above playing and then use google maps in the foreground google maps will mute the audio and talk its directions over it when the phone is plugged in via an ipod connection, aux or bluetooth. I'm sure ive seen the same happen on android phones?
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Tomarse posted:She's got SiriusXM satellite radio. No iPhone, I'm also looking toward retrofitting Android Auto. All other points taken, thanks  Your points considered as well, STR. Dagen H fucked around with this message at 17:58 on Dec 1, 2019 |
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Dec 1, 2019 17:56
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The gently caress are we still doing in this thread? Someone start a new one, I had my turn.
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alright https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3905347
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