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Hi Andrew, you could possibly get hold of the original Volvo discs or 3rd party copies, but you'd be better to get a smartphone mirroring kit, like this (Note that this would fit a DB9):
(http://naviks.com/i-22774481-2006-2012-aston-martin-vantage-navigation-video-interface.html)
I had one fitted to my V8VS last month & it's fabulous. The module mirrors your smartphone screen on the OEM screen. The voice instructions are output via Bluetooth. The resolution of the OEM screen isn't up to HDMI output, but as a solution it's light years ahead of the built-in unit.
I use Waze, Google Maps & TomTom, but you could use any app.
(http://naviks.com/i-22774481-2006-2012-aston-martin-vantage-navigation-video-interface.html)
I had one fitted to my V8VS last month & it's fabulous. The module mirrors your smartphone screen on the OEM screen. The voice instructions are output via Bluetooth. The resolution of the OEM screen isn't up to HDMI output, but as a solution it's light years ahead of the built-in unit.
I use Waze, Google Maps & TomTom, but you could use any app.
HBradley said:
Hi Andrew, you could possibly get hold of the original Volvo discs or 3rd party copies, but you'd be better to get a smartphone mirroring kit, like this (Note that this would fit a DB9):
(http://naviks.com/i-22774481-2006-2012-aston-martin-vantage-navigation-video-interface.html)
I had one fitted to my V8VS last month & it's fabulous. The module mirrors your smartphone screen on the OEM screen. The voice instructions are output via Bluetooth. The resolution of the OEM screen isn't up to HDMI output, but as a solution it's light years ahead of the built-in unit.
I use Waze, Google Maps & TomTom, but you could use any app.
Hello Mr Bradley,(http://naviks.com/i-22774481-2006-2012-aston-martin-vantage-navigation-video-interface.html)
I had one fitted to my V8VS last month & it's fabulous. The module mirrors your smartphone screen on the OEM screen. The voice instructions are output via Bluetooth. The resolution of the OEM screen isn't up to HDMI output, but as a solution it's light years ahead of the built-in unit.
I use Waze, Google Maps & TomTom, but you could use any app.
Hope everything is working OK with the kit. Just a small point, I didn't use the Naviks kit on your car. That is unless you've had it changed... It still does the same thing, but I went away from the naviks type video interface module because of quality issues.
All the best,
James
TrackaPhone said:
HBradley said:
Hi Andrew, you could possibly get hold of the original Volvo discs or 3rd party copies, but you'd be better to get a smartphone mirroring kit, like this (Note that this would fit a DB9):
(http://naviks.com/i-22774481-2006-2012-aston-martin-vantage-navigation-video-interface.html)
I had one fitted to my V8VS last month & it's fabulous. The module mirrors your smartphone screen on the OEM screen. The voice instructions are output via Bluetooth. The resolution of the OEM screen isn't up to HDMI output, but as a solution it's light years ahead of the built-in unit.
I use Waze, Google Maps & TomTom, but you could use any app.
Hello Mr Bradley,(http://naviks.com/i-22774481-2006-2012-aston-martin-vantage-navigation-video-interface.html)
I had one fitted to my V8VS last month & it's fabulous. The module mirrors your smartphone screen on the OEM screen. The voice instructions are output via Bluetooth. The resolution of the OEM screen isn't up to HDMI output, but as a solution it's light years ahead of the built-in unit.
I use Waze, Google Maps & TomTom, but you could use any app.
Hope everything is working OK with the kit. Just a small point, I didn't use the Naviks kit on your car. That is unless you've had it changed... It still does the same thing, but I went away from the naviks type video interface module because of quality issues.
All the best,
James
.Would be great to hear your thoughts on replacing the screen with something a little more hi-res?
TrackaPhone said:
HBradley said:
Hi Andrew, you could possibly get hold of the original Volvo discs or 3rd party copies, but you'd be better to get a smartphone mirroring kit, like this (Note that this would fit a DB9):
(http://naviks.com/i-22774481-2006-2012-aston-martin-vantage-navigation-video-interface.html)
I had one fitted to my V8VS last month & it's fabulous. The module mirrors your smartphone screen on the OEM screen. The voice instructions are output via Bluetooth. The resolution of the OEM screen isn't up to HDMI output, but as a solution it's light years ahead of the built-in unit.
I use Waze, Google Maps & TomTom, but you could use any app.
Hello Mr Bradley,(http://naviks.com/i-22774481-2006-2012-aston-martin-vantage-navigation-video-interface.html)
I had one fitted to my V8VS last month & it's fabulous. The module mirrors your smartphone screen on the OEM screen. The voice instructions are output via Bluetooth. The resolution of the OEM screen isn't up to HDMI output, but as a solution it's light years ahead of the built-in unit.
I use Waze, Google Maps & TomTom, but you could use any app.
Hope everything is working OK with the kit. Just a small point, I didn't use the Naviks kit on your car. That is unless you've had it changed... It still does the same thing, but I went away from the naviks type video interface module because of quality issues.
All the best,
James
.Would be great to hear your thoughts on replacing the screen with something a little for hi-res?
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