Android Auto Head unit

**kisshmet** · April 5th, 2017 07:20 PM

^i stand corrected

16 Gbytes of rom is good enough

That thing can be turned into an entertainment system thru dlna

A dashcam by properly installing the app and a camera accessory

A gps tracker with the right app

A digital TV display with right app and an appropriate digital tuner

With LTE modem that thing could stream videos seamlessly

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**kisshmet** · April 5th, 2017 10:00 PM

This is practically a cellphone with an AM tuner and a CD player

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**Walter** · April 5th, 2017 10:23 PM

Originally Posted by shadow

How much is the difference if I order it online vis a vis buy it from D3?

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About 20% or Php 3,000 ...

The 7 inch 2GB RAM is US$ 270 (inclusive of shipping, excluding tax) at aliexpress and it's 18T with D3 Tech ... $270 x 50 = 13,500 + 1,000 to 1,500 tax = 14,500 to 15,000 ...

**zerglingboy** · April 6th, 2017 11:39 AM

looking for andoid head unit for kia soul.
octacore 2gb memory and 32gb storage.

san po kaya meron?

**Marta** · April 7th, 2017 02:14 AM

Hello, my husband bought 2016 Audi Q7, I want to connect android via smartphone, so my friend uses. Tell me how to do this, please?

**kisshmet** · April 7th, 2017 09:39 AM

^most likely thats an apple car..if the head unit is hotspot enabled just turn it on

If not just augment it with an LTE modem. If you currently own a smartphone that is LTE capable, just turn on the hot spot or tethering function of the mobile

Connect the wifi of audis head unit to the mobile phone hotspot and thats it

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**Marta** · April 7th, 2017 06:12 PM

Everything turned out to be much steeper than I thought. It turns out that the on-board computer not only allows you to connect a phone based on Android or IOS, but also allows you to duplicate the picture from your phone to the regular screen. Even connected via Wi-fi, pleases the lack of unnecessary wires.

**k0mpressor** · April 10th, 2017 04:59 AM

Good thing the blue button illumination setting matches my stock dash knobs (can be changed to different colors). Managed to get a blue colored theme in Torque to match the button lamps. Spotify and Waze running seamlessly in the background. Not bad for a device with 1GB RAM and a Rockchip 3188 chipset with a quadcore 1.6ghz processor.

**k0mpressor** · April 10th, 2017 05:07 AM

Originally Posted by kisshmet

^i stand corrected

16 Gbytes of rom is good enough

That thing can be turned into an entertainment system thru dlna

A dashcam by properly installing the app and a camera accessory

A gps tracker with the right app

A digital TV display with right app and an appropriate digital tuner

With LTE modem that thing could stream videos seamlessly

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I use the SianoTV app for my unit which pairs with the portable TV tuner using wifi but I only tune to SD channels since the portable TV tuner (designed for tabletop use on for mobile phones) can't keep up with the bandwidth when in motion. However, there are standalone ISDB-T tuners that are specific to car use with high gain antennas which you may connect using the rear av-in. Those units can handle HD broadcasts even when vehicle is in motion. That would be my next project after getting the OEM steering wheel controls for my car which should pair w/o problems as tested on a unit with existing SWC.

**kisshmet** · April 10th, 2017 09:18 AM

^it happens to all tuners, that phenomenon is known as the doppler effect. Thats pretty much the same effect when an ambulance siren approaching you and moving away from you

Its the same principle employed in radar guns to determine a cars speed in motion while the radar gun is stationary (tv station)

Wifi tv can also be connected to external antenna

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