Maybe Sooner Than I Think
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Originally Posted by SammyWah
While that may be the case, somehow Apple and every other company that makes an MP3 player allow it. It seems to me that this responsibility lies with the content providers not the hardware providers, and this is why purchased music is copy protected.
I wonder if this is a firmware issue Infiniti can change when they want?
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From: Toronto, GTA north
Originally Posted by 07G
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I wonder if this is a firmware issue Infiniti can change when they want?
I wonder if this is a firmware issue Infiniti can change when they want?
They supposedly use the port to update the navi, so it's not an OS limitation issue.
It's just not cfg'd in the firmware.
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Originally Posted by inTgr8r
I'm sure of it.
They supposedly use the port to update the navi, so it's not an OS limitation issue.
It's just not cfg'd in the firmware.
They supposedly use the port to update the navi, so it's not an OS limitation issue.
It's just not cfg'd in the firmware.
) will have figured this out before I buy mine this Spring!
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Originally Posted by SammyWah
Now we're talking. Hopefully Infiniti (or someone else ) will have figured this out before I buy mine this Spring!
) will have figured this out before I buy mine this Spring!
Maybe there's a way to run an executable from the CF
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Yeah, maybe there will be some sort of hack, or secret access menu to allow this. Pretty dumb restriction, but I'm sure they caved into pressure from RIAA, etc, to avoid any copyright issues. Which is sad, because why should they restrict what I want to do with music in MY car.
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