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I saw two din size dvd/cd player made by alpine and panasonic. They're just cd/dvd players with no motorized screen. I wonder if it can work with a separate lcd screen that flips down. The dvd/cd player costs about $500, an individual lcd screen (10.5") costs about $800 and it comes with wireless headphones. By putting the player in the factory receiver opening, you can have access to the car audio system and play your regular cd if you're not watching a movie. I think the trick is to feed the audio signal from the screen to the dash receiver. Anyone has any idea how this works? thanks |
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| Does anyone have any experience with the portable DVD system made by Karview? (see www.karview.com) | |
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or should we save the $1500 and install an aftermarket version? If so will it look like crap and be a safety issue (flying around in an accident). What type do people recommend. We are looking at Minivans (Sienna, Odyssey and Town and Country) Thanks, Jack |
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I have a question, I just bought a Dodge Ram, which has the same stereo system as my Chrysler T&C. I have a Factory DVD system in the Chrysler (it has a sunroof as well - someone asked about that earlier) and it works great, the Dodge dealer stated that they don't have a factory DVD for the Dodge so they installed an aftermarket type. They used some type of RF modulator and so now, if I leave town, it doesn't work, it gets fuzzy through the speakers and then completely is gone. The CD/Tape system in my Chrysler has a "mode" button on it which allows me to change from CD to DVD, this stereo in the Dodge has the same button, but since the system is not hooked up to the stereo in the same way, the button doesn't work. Does anyone know how I can get this aftermarket system that the dealership had installed to go through the stereo using this button rather than the FM stereo and toggle switch system which does NOT work past 50 miles out of the city??? My children love to watch the movies when we travel, and I like to listen to them, the headsets are very expensive and I don't want to have to buy additional sets for the kids (they only come with 2 and it is over $50 per headset after that) nor do the headsets work well, they are too big for my children and have to be on - just right - or they don't work, since they are wireless, I don't know if I could replace them with another type.... Unfortunately, this system is useless to me in it's current state. Thank you |
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Does anybody know which aftermarket DVD players can play DVD +R (recorded) discs? Some say they can play DVD -R, but I know from experience that many home players can play DVD +R's, even though they don't mention support for that in their specs. Thanks |
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Replying to: deepan (Nov 18, 2003 8:16 am) |
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Murder by DVD distraction? (MSNBC) Steve, Host |
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Not Guilty (KTUU) Steve, Host |
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| I would like to buy several wireless headsets for a 2003 Mercury Mountaineer with a factory DVD installation. Any ideas where to get them?? | |
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