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Old 13th November 2000, 06:52   #1
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Unless I'm mistaken, there is no time index displayed when a CD is being played. Does anyone know why BMW chooses to omit this feature? Or, if possible, is there a way to add or activate this?

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Old 13th November 2000, 08:09   #2
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Good question - And while we're at it, I can't find any way to fast-forward or fast-rewind within a CD track. Every other system I've ever used lets you do this. Is there a way?
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greg, if you hold down the arrow corresponding to the direction you wish to move the cd should fast forward or fast rewind. Just make sure you hold it down and don't let go. I think that is what you were interested in.
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Thanks, Lear - I'll try that!
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