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Baggaley100
27th August 2012, 19:59
does anyone have this head unit.. im trying to make a dvd of music videos to play at shows etc but i cant seem to work out what format it needs to be
ive tried MPEG-4 Movie onto DVD Disc and i know it will play copy dvds as ive used them before but i dont know what format they need to be on the disc?
any ideas
DreamEater
27th August 2012, 22:28
Before you waste any more time, take the Halfords special back and buy a CD Player with USB/Aux. Not only is a DVD player in a car stupid, but a Ripspeed one is just cheap and shit.
MrChris
27th August 2012, 22:43
Before you waste any more time, take the Halfords special back and buy a CD Player with USB/Aux. Not only is a DVD player in a car stupid, but a Ripspeed one is just cheap and shit.
This.
Go on the website and find which formats it plays? Still a current line
0110craig
28th August 2012, 00:01
I had one for 3 years.. Sold it couple of months ago FULLY working/ brilliant bit of kit for the money, Mine was the 710 (Older model)
You WILL get bored after a week.. However they play any cd/ dvd i chucked in it copied or scratched to death.
KyleBailey7791
28th August 2012, 16:10
Just save and get a decent make, I wudnt bother giving halfrauds a penny,
TomT
28th August 2012, 18:13
One came with my last car, the quality was crap.
Rogue_Shadow
29th August 2012, 21:55
as already mentioned
Get a good branded headunit and start from there.
Alpine & Pioneer are two good quality brands to get you started & my personal favourites.
But if you just want something on the cheap to play a video at shows.
Sure stick with the ripspeed, google the specs and it might help you find the format you need.
But it will take more effort and cause more problems in the long run, Guaranteed :n:
Ditch the shitspeed :y:
Manu
30th August 2012, 07:02
If you want to put on a show, avoid anything with ripspeed written on it. And while you're at it, I would suggest to avoid halfrauds.
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