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loath it or ignore it - you can't like it
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OT HHGTTG
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I can.
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I can only echo Ford and Arthur: Aaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrggggghhhh!!! Nnnnnnnyyyyyyuuuuuurrrrrggghhh!!!
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And remember your towel. Brian
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tv verson was best book and radio versions were rubbish
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Actually a serious question.
How do I get it onto CD so I can play it in the van?
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I can listened the original on the radio, then read the books and enjoyed them. The TV series was ok but for me the radio rendition was better. The film was crap.
From the little I watched of this youtube version - not keen.
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You have mail.
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Does your van CD player cope with MP3 CDs?
Have you checked to see if it has a USB input somewhere? My 10 year old car has - and recognises a memory stick with MPs on it. And you can get a lot of CDs converted to MP3 on one.
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I'll give it a go. Nothing to lose.
No it does not. Some of the other vans do.
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I think that you can intercept computer audio using 'audacity' and use the resultant file to burn a CD
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Anything is better than listening to Feltz.
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If by "intercept" you mean record, then using Audacity is good. But with something that long it's much quicker to download the video (eg with VLC), extract the audio (eg AviDemux), and then use Audacity to convert if necessary to whatever format you want. (More recent/upmarket cars play aac but some of us drive our sheds.)
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Does it not have Bluetooth? I can play a media file on the phone and through Bluetooth play on the car speakers.
I thought Bluetooth was pretty universal from the hands free obligation when making calls. I trust your employer doesn't expect you to take calls whilst travelling?
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My car radio does have Bluetooth for the phone. But only the phone and its contact etc list. Doesn't play music from it. But it's quite old.
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I thought mine was basic, but I can make it the audio output for media files. Given the age of Adams's van I would be surprised if it didn't the capability.
An old phone of mine had a FM output but new doesn't :-(
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It's a 10 plate van and has no aux input of bluetooth. In fact I am not sure my 62 plate car has.
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It might be worth checking the model number of the head unit. When had an 06 plate Focus, it had no aux input, but all it took to add it was a specific lead that plugged into the back of the head unit and mounting the 3.5mm jack socket, on the other end, into a switch position blanking cover. Once I had that, I could plug all sorts of things in.