Originally Posted by yiannis

Thanks, I've asked what sort of buffering the 07 Prius MP3 player has in the prius audio forum.

What's a "large" buffer?

I am proud to say that a google search for 2007 prius mp3 buffer yields my thread as a first result

Originally Posted by lardman

Anyway the problem I have streaming music from the N900 (mp3s in this case, but assuming you have good 3G coverage it shouldn't make any odds) at speeds ranging from rather slowly to super-duper fast, is that I can't usually find an FM frequency band that stays clear for long enough, which means it starts out ok, then gets static-y due to interference from commercial stations.

Originally Posted by entwisi

my question would be why drive a prius at high speed. a 'normal' car is much better for the environment if you ever venture over 30mph.......

as it stands you are using a 1.5 to drag half a tonne of batteries around.

Originally Posted by ossipena

that was exactly my thoughts but thought it wasn't necessary to say that (sooner or later everybody will do the math when they start to think how much gasoline the car consumes ).

Originally Posted by Swirnoff

A buffer that buffers more than 10 seconds worth of music would be large (?)

Originally Posted by eiffel

Technically this will work at high speeds, but the doppler effect makes the music sound like trash.

Originally Posted by Swirnoff

Well the digital stream only turns into music as it enters the phone's receiver. Until then it's only an internet packet. And internet packets can't go in reverse because that would cause the whole internet to collapse...