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Originally Posted by 2forme
It forms 2 connections with the guest device. One is over bluetooth (to transfer the screen "clicks"), and the other over HDMI (to transfer the image). Using the Pioneer app, you're limited to whatever apps, it approves (believe me, not many). However, with the ARLiberator app, you have full access to the guest OS.
So, you would use the AppRadio itself to play the FM and iPod. And use the guest device for everything else. The guest device needs to be rooted an support HDMI and Bluetooth. Since it transfers sound over HDMI, the head unit does all the work at converting the quality.
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For things like, say... map calculations, does it use the guest device's processor or AppRadio's? In general, is the speed limited by the guest device's CPU?
I'll try to find a local unit and have a play. =)
Thanks