http://www.shaoxuhui.com/wp/archives/11 Technology, Management and Toys Thu, 17 Mar 2011 19:49:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://www.shaoxuhui.com/wp/archives/11/comment-page-1#comment-15 Administrator Wed, 30 Mar 2005 20:42:02 +0000 http://www.shaoxuhui.com/wp/2005/03/25/ipod-accessory/#comment-15 I agree. That's why the car is still in the shop for the native iPod interface. You can get one from independent car stereo makers for a few hundred dollars. The benefit is better fidelity and the ease of control - hooked up to the car 's on steering-wheel controls, for example. In the meantime, turning volume all the way up on the pod helps boost the iTrip the transmission power. I agree. That’s why the car is still in the shop for the native iPod interface. You can get one from independent car stereo makers for a few hundred dollars. The benefit is better fidelity and the ease of control – hooked up to the car ‘s on steering-wheel controls, for example.
In the meantime, turning volume all the way up on the pod helps boost the iTrip the transmission power.

]]> http://www.shaoxuhui.com/wp/archives/11/comment-page-1#comment-14 Yanghai Wed, 30 Mar 2005 17:52:47 +0000 http://www.shaoxuhui.com/wp/2005/03/25/ipod-accessory/#comment-14 iTrip is a tricky one, especially when you are on the run. The radio frequency spectrum gets so crowded here in US that your selected FM frequency will almost certainly be occupied by a local radio station if you drive over a long distance, rendering your iTrip signal useless. I got so frustrated with iTrip during my commuting days between Pittsburgh and Princeton that I decided to use the old fashion way: through a cassette signal transmitter. iTrip is a tricky one, especially when you are on the run. The radio frequency spectrum gets so crowded here in US that your selected FM frequency will almost certainly be occupied by a local radio station if you drive over a long distance, rendering your iTrip signal useless. I got so frustrated with iTrip during my commuting days between Pittsburgh and Princeton that I decided to use the old fashion way: through a cassette signal transmitter.

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