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It gets better: the manufacturer is likely charging for that cable because integrating with MirrorLink requires you to undergo certification, which requires you
by btgeekboy 9y ago
It gets better: the manufacturer is likely charging for that cable because integrating with MirrorLink requires you to undergo certification, which requires you to be a member of a consortium, which is not remotely affordable for the average person.
Apologies if my memory’s rusty; I may be getting some of the facts slightly off. But at one point (2012/13-ish) I wanted to build my own in-car entertainment system. ML seemed like a great way to build the part I wanted to build while still having an amp and basic FM for when that didn’t work correctly. It all came to a grinding halt when I found out only certified stuff would interoperate.