FYI, The explenation was good. Camera positioning could be better... so you didn't suck! I actually learned a bunch of things and got some new ideas. Thanks for the video!
Congratz on the project Jared and thanks for sharing. If I am not mistaken, you didn't have a FM tuner in your setup at the time of recording this video, do you plan do add one in the future and which device would you pick ?
Great video. Do you have a link to the GitHub script? I've been trying to find a simple ignition switch on/off wiring solution for ages and this looks like just the thing!
I don't think this would be possible right off the bat. It is possible to use the steering wheel controles if you go full "hacky" with it. Did see some videos on YT where they use the pulse from the controller to reset it to a usable command. Come to think of it.. Maybe something is possible if you use the GPIO pins on the PI... hmmm.. interesting.
When I was using crankshaft it worked pretty well however when I switched to open auto pro I was having serious problems to do the audio equalizer. The equalizer open Auto pro uses only supports two channels so I just ended up using the two channels also that sound card works great if your using a Windows device. it was pretty tough to get it to work on Linux but once I got it working it worked perfectly
@@jaredes5666 Well unfortunately I found crankshaft was slow, volume controls not responsive at all on normal USB sound device , even to point of Pi rebooting, Got OpenAuto Pro and it worked great. I even used a PiFi Berry DAC. I was looking for a sound device with sub output, thus the question.
@@fuzzypumper that's the same reason I got that sound card unfortunately unless you can figure out a way to remove the built-in equalizer in open auto pro it doesn't seem like there's a way to use multiple channels
FYI, The explenation was good. Camera positioning could be better... so you didn't suck! I actually learned a bunch of things and got some new ideas.
Thanks for the video!
Congratz on the project Jared and thanks for sharing. If I am not mistaken, you didn't have a FM tuner in your setup at the time of recording this video, do you plan do add one in the future and which device would you pick ?
Sick, im getting a 1996 mercedied c210 or something like that. I'm planning on sticking a pi in it for android auto and stuff like that. good vid
Great video. Do you have a link to the GitHub script? I've been trying to find a simple ignition switch on/off wiring solution for ages and this looks like just the thing!
Seems good
But I only see wires 🙁
Are you using steering wheel controls?
I don't think this would be possible right off the bat. It is possible to use the steering wheel controles if you go full "hacky" with it. Did see some videos on YT where they use the pulse from the controller to reset it to a usable command.
Come to think of it.. Maybe something is possible if you use the GPIO pins on the PI... hmmm.. interesting.
How well did the OpenAuto integrate with is particular sound card. Especially the sub output?
When I was using crankshaft it worked pretty well however when I switched to open auto pro I was having serious problems to do the audio equalizer. The equalizer open Auto pro uses only supports two channels so I just ended up using the two channels also that sound card works great if your using a Windows device. it was pretty tough to get it to work on Linux but once I got it working it worked perfectly
@@jaredes5666 Well unfortunately I found crankshaft was slow, volume controls not responsive at all on normal USB sound device , even to point of Pi rebooting, Got OpenAuto Pro and it worked great. I even used a PiFi Berry DAC. I was looking for a sound device with sub output, thus the question.
@@fuzzypumper that's the same reason I got that sound card unfortunately unless you can figure out a way to remove the built-in equalizer in open auto pro it doesn't seem like there's a way to use multiple channels
@@fuzzypumper Could you place a video with your setup and configuration... Very curious.
sorry bro i need that mic for my setup.
Es para un A4?