MP3 CD Player with Super Fast Forward or ~5 minute Skip for Long M33s

[Abexman]

I am looking for a car mp3 cd player with the ability to quickly move
thru long mp3 files. On my current Panasonic, on long mp3s (say 1 hour
or longer) it is a real pain to fast forward to parts that are some
duration into the file. My current unit makes me have to hold the ffw
button for a long time to get far into a song, Meanwhile if my car hit
a bump my finger would bounce off the button and skip to the next
song.

Anyone know of a good car mp3 receiver that would solve this problem
or other way to get around this without breaking up long mp3s into
smaller files?

[ruens[_3_]]

On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 19:48:37 +0000, Abexman wrote:

> I am looking for a car mp3 cd player with the ability to quickly move
> thru long mp3 files. On my current Panasonic, on long mp3s (say 1 hour
> or longer) it is a real pain to fast forward to parts that are some
> duration into the file. My current unit makes me have to hold the ffw
> button for a long time to get far into a song, Meanwhile if my car hit
> a bump my finger would bounce off the button and skip to the next
> song.
>
> Anyone know of a good car mp3 receiver that would solve this problem
> or other way to get around this without breaking up long mp3s into
> smaller files?

Sure.

http://www.alpinef1status.com/e/products/items/dvi-9990.html

[[email protected]]

Thanks for this! Any receivers that can do this for under $600?

On Jul 13, 1:12 am, ruens > wrote:
> On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 19:48:37 +0000, Abexman wrote:
> > I am looking for a car mp3 cd player with the ability to quickly move
> > thru long mp3 files. On my current Panasonic, on long mp3s (say 1 hour
> > or longer) it is a real pain to fast forward to parts that are some
> > duration into the file. My current unit makes me have to hold the ffw
> > button for a long time to get far into a song, Meanwhile if my car hit
> > a bump my finger would bounce off the button and skip to the next
> > song.
>
> > Anyone know of a good car mp3 receiver that would solve this problem
> > or other way to get around this without breaking up long mp3s into
> > smaller files?
>
> Sure.
>
> http://www.alpinef1status.com/e/products/items/dvi-9990.html