http://www.utdallas.edu/~dweisz/CarMP3.html

i randomly found this, is it anyone here????

 

randomly my ***...always jackin my sh*t

 

hahaha... hey, i saw that site before tooo

 

http://www.utdallas.edu/~dweisz/

He's from TX, maybe you can post in the Midwest/Texas Forum?
I think I also stumbled on that site about a year ago.

 

hmm could not get in. But I made an in dash mp3 player from a computer before that had directions and stuff too I made. Wonder if his looked like mine.

SuDZ

 

His name is David Weisz. He goes to U Texas, and his little "site" is confusing as f*

 

Those pictures are many years old. They changed the license plates in Texas a couple years ago and got rid of the expiration stickers on them because people would steal them off other license plates.

Now they look like this:



Mine's a couple years old. My mom got it right after they stopped the sticker thing. They look different now. Either he thought the stickers were cool or he's driving with illegal plate. I'm guessing the pics are at least 2-3 years old.

 

Does anyone have an idea how to hook one of those small LCDs up to a PC? I mean i know you have to use a controller card for it, but damn i still don't get it. Which cards go with which lcds and so on. I can get LCD's and probably a card too..i just need to know how to put it all together..

 

you need a video card /w TV-out i believe..and you just plug in the rca cable and run it to the lcd...that's it

 

nah man..your thinking bout dem screens they're selling for tv use. I wouldn't use one of those for a computer setup..they're too damn expensive..and you need at least a 7" screen for a computer or you won't be able to read anything. a 7" TFT LCD Tv screen would cost over $350..but a 7" Sharp TFT LCD computer screen would run you around $150-200.

thats the crap..i wish i could figure out how to do this.

 

haha, sorry. im putting a comptuer into my car, so when u said that i thought you wanted to hook thecomptuer to your in-car lcd

well, for a pc, you'll have either a digital or analog signal for your LCD screen, it's pretty much finding the corret cables to hook em up. and changing between the signals.

 

hey brandon I didnt know you were from san jose...at least thats what your plate says....anyways I was just there a couple weeks ago.