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As the title really, does it play mp3's in either the head unit or the changer? Cheers
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YOUR RESEARCHPCM2 and MP3's, is it possible?
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Check out: http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=16634&hl=Navigation "One (IMHO big) advantage of the Dension unit is that it comes with a USB port. You can play back music files from a USB memory stick or even a USB hard disk. The mObridge unit does have a SD card slot, but its for firmware updates only. You cant playback any .mp3 files stored on a SD card with the mObridge." and: http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=20385&hl=Navigation
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I have looked into that and a couple of other options but fitted, they are well over £350, that is a lot of CD-R's :floor: The in car cd unit is obviously more of a "computer" so to speak so I cannot see why it would not read mp3's, its probably just Porsche again, they are not the best at technology like this :lol:
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