Obscure LCD from old MP3 player viable?

Hello all,

tried to look around internet without much success so I thought I could try here.

Found an old MP3 player, Xtreme. When connected to PC it lights up and I can read from it as memory stick, but not write or delete, can delete when I try it from the menu of the player.
But in this day and age I can listen to MP3 and radio on my cellphone so I thought I could maybe use the LCD for some Arduino project.

Problem is the display is weird.

  1. It is connected with some 19 pins
  2. with rough pixel count in paint.net it came out as 140x40 pixels... I assume it will be 128x32?
  3. 30mm x 12 mm dimension

Tried to identify it by serial number (2GB0707044987F) no luck
Then with number on board (MP 301A/0623 and MP3 A6-2(ALi5661P B1)) also no luck, though it offers me a lot of links for Audi A6 car with MP3 radio included...

Anyone with experience with such displays and how viable they are for Arduino projects?
(for some reason I cant attach pictures, will try different way)




Well of course you cannot use the LCD without the driver, so your question boils down to whether you can get data on the driver chip.

You need to understand the meaning of "proprietary".