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q for any P99RS owners with XM

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On my P99RS I have the CD-SB10 Sirius Bus interface/SCVDOC1 dock/StarMate 5 receiver for Sirius. It drives me nuts that the deck shows artist, title, and album for iPod songs, but only a single line of text for Sirius songs.

I'm moving my gear to a new vehicle soon and will switch to XM if someone can confirm that with the equivalent setup for XM, you can see both artist and title simultaneously.

I'd also love to know if Instant Replay is supported on XM. With Sirius, it depends on whether the receiver you have supports it, so if you're able to rewind/FF your XM, please also share what hardware you're using.

Thanks!
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I have been using Pioneer decks for nearly 10 years and they have all been single line displays when it comes to XM. I have used the older XM direct units: XMDPIO100 and the gex-p910xm and something else that I can't recall.

I wonder if the p920xm will give you a two line display, but I doubt it. (if anyone would chime in).

Now, I could be wrong, but I doubt the P99 will do 2lines for XM

For the RW/FF feature, that comes with the new tuners that are out now, the SXV100/SXV200 and from what I read online last week, your HU has to have the "SiriusXM" logo on it to be compatible. Also, from reading, if you HU has the "SAT ready" logo, it will not work.

Hope this helps a lil, even though I didn't answer for question directly. I wish there was more support or more talk out in the forums of what actually works, line display details, compatibility, etc.
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might try hitting the xm/sirius forum to see if they have more info on this. i know i did see something on xm forum last week about these same issue with pioneer head units and they did a break down on line display issue. if i can find the link again, will post it
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