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Nice work! Did you happen to see an image for the text: "Caution: Screen image may appear reversed"?

...see: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=it&u=http://pioneernavgate.blogfree.net/%3Ft%3D3575643&ei=sM4mT_3CNcGbiAKK-oH6Bw&sa=X&oi=translate&ct=result&resnum=5&ved=0CFQQ7gEwBA&prev=/search%3Fq%3D930bt%2Btest%2Bmode%26hl%3Den%26pwst%3D1%26biw%3D1105%26bih%3D1142%26prmd%3Dimvns

*sigh*... I feel your pains and appreciate the functionality you went back to with the 910. Is it true there really is not testmode or have we not yet figured it out / had the inside knowledge leaked out yet? I really want to get into the filesystem of the 930... there HAS to be a way.

Are you surrrrre?? I'm wondering if we can access the filesystem if we can modify the file that contains this string to just be blank. Thoughts? And yes, the FPS is slower, before the unit 'boots up' the video is being directly pumped through the video driver, but once the unit boots it takes some processing to overlay that lame Caution message. I would like this text gone too... I'm using this as an input for digital gauges and then toggling the reverse line with a switch.

What program are you using to encode?

Thanks! I tried this and can confirm movies encoded with the above settings work. That being said, I tried converting a home-movie to 320x240 and nogo, with all the other settings the same. Curiously enough, when I first copied some video files over of mixed formats it was able to play only one I copied over at 624x352 and 23fps (1003kbps). What is strange is it was an entire season all encoded with the same format so I'm not sure why that particular file was able to play while the others were not. Comparing the two the only difference is in the bitrate and total bitrate, the one that