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Kamis, 01 Mei 2014

in dash dvd player install just like a cd player?




KEVIN L


yes if was was wanting to replace my pioneer after market cp player to a in dash flip screen dvd touch screen is there anything extra that i need that i dont already have i would keep the same wire harnest? can someone just expain if its the same setup as a cd player thanks alot kevin
and i have a 2ch amp and a 4ch amp do most dvd players have enough outputs thanks



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You will need to cut off the Pioneer harness from the vehicle specific harness (you will understand once you pull out the radio) and then connect the new DVD players wires to the vehicle specific harness. Follow the color codes and match the wires up.

Everything is exactly the same with one minor add on for the DVD player - It most likely has a wire that is meant to connect to the parking brake wire.

This wire is designed to prevent you from watching the DVD player while the vehicle is in motion.

I recommend you do not watch things while driving because it is dangerous and illegal in most states.

But if you really want to do it, just connect that parking brake wire to the ground wire (Black) and it should work fine moving or not.



Brad

in dash dvd player help?

Q. i bought a in dash dvd player for my 07 accord and i hooked it all up fine except for one thing the parking brake wire. im not sure what wire to hook it up to on the car can any one help?
yea i know some of the new players have that but i dont really care if it doesnt work while i drive because im not gona be watching it while i drive i just cant find the parking brake wire


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if it is jensen this will work.The code is a permanent way of disabling the brake override on the jensen units.


There are two ways of doing this:

Insert the DVD

After the disc loads and plays you will see a blue screen telling you "it is unlawful to drive with a movie blah blah blah"

1)Activate the brake sequence and disable the blue screen using the hand brake, the switch method or anything else to give the unit its three pulses to disable that freakin blue screen.

(What I did was I installed my radio entirely, then took the pink wire and touched for two seconds, removed for two seconds and then touched and held the negative pole of a mower battery laying on my passenger seat until the screen was no longer blue.)


2) Next, on the main remote press stop twice, then 1, 2, 6, 4.

You will now see a hidden menu that says:

Region Code
Brake Override (I know you're drooling by now)
Macrovision (Watch all the burned and pirated movies you want if this option is off)
Loader Version
Model Version


3) Using the right joystick on the unit, navigate to the options of your choice, click on them to toggle on, off or which region code you want.

This is what you want:

Region Code: 1
Brake Override ON
Macrovision: OFF

When your done, click SYS SETUP on the main remote TWICE to save the settings and bingo, your done!!! Hooray!!! You can now kill your whole family in the car while watching that adult movie while your driving.....


The other way of doing this is by not engaging the parking brake sequence, thus you're inputting the code blindly.

1) Insert the DVD and you'll get the blue screen.

(If you have more than one tv, the unit itself will have the blue screen but the additional tv's you have plugged in will NOT, they will show the dvd menu. Thus you will be able to see the hidden menu on the additional screens after inputting the code, but not on the main unit because of its blue screen.)

2) On the main remote, push stop twice and then 1, 2, 6, 4

3) Push the joystick on the unit SOUTH twice and then click it once.

4) Press SYS SETUP on the main remote twice to save your settings.


It may take a few tries but you'll get it. This method can be done if you don't want to bother temporarily activating the brake sequence, but if you only have the unit and no additional tv's, its #$%^&* damn hardbecause you can't see the settings your changing.


I tried to make this as clear as possible. If you have questions, private message me or post here.

This code DOES work.

Best of Luck!




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Kamis, 20 Februari 2014

can you please tell me some car in-dash dvd players that play while driving?




C R


i dont know anything about car systems or car dvd player ... buying it for a christmas present - just want some generel knowledge on the item and what are some good brands? pioneer? alpine? thanks so much!


Answer
No car dvd players will come from the factory able to play while the car is in motion. There are ways to bypass that safety feature. I am a huge fan of Pioneer in general. I've never had an in dash dvd player but I have had the pioneer headunit i have now for five years and its still going strong. I don't know much about alpine. I think the Kenwood dvd players look cool. They are a bit more expensive though.

Car in dash dvd player. Valor ITS-700W?




ali_vegas_


So i have a Valor ITS-700W in dash DVD player. It doesn't allow me to play movies while I'm driving. I understand it's for safety issues, but I wasn't planning to use it while driving. I want to deactivate the safety screen (it turns blue unless my e-brake is up) because it's the main source that hooks up to my other 3 screens in the back of my car. And since it is a blue screen on the valor, all the other ones are blue screens. I was just wondering if anyone knows what I have to do exactly to deactivate the safety screen?


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The way most e-brake cables work is a simple 5 or 12 volt line. As the e-brake is pulled up, the line gets "hot" and basically lights up a bulb on the dash. (Like a switch)

All you would need to do to deactivate the safety screen is to give the wire that determines whether the e-brake is engaged a constant voltage at all times. This would "trick" the DVD player to think the e-brake is always on.

Check your DVD player manual on which wire it is, and see if you can find the voltage. Then just pick a line that see's voltage when your car is in the "on" position, and tap into that wire. If you need anything else, feel free to message me.


Hope this helps!




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Rabu, 06 November 2013

My dad says theres a portable dvd player with bluetooth is that true?

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Soph


I want a normal portable dvd player but my dad says get one with bluetooth only I looked on the internet and I can't find one with bluetooth. Do you know if theres one out and if so anything about it?


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If you mean ones you can carry in your handbag then I haven't come across any. The following are the only that I know about.
Link is to a home theatre version, (not exactly portable) scroll the info to see the Bluetooth connectivity
http://www.littlewoods.com/rf/p.do/dvd-home-theatre-kit?Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&SNtt=dvd&Nao=96&groupId=507990803&Nu=this_product&SNtk=generic_search&Np=1&SN=103+85&Ntt=507990803&D=507990803&Ntk=group_search&Dx=mode%2bmatchall&thisprod=507990803&N=103+85&Nty=1&Mis_item_id=15&Mis_item_loc_id=1&product=507990803&pageSize=12
The other option is to buy a car dvd player with Bluetooth which there will soon be loads of to be had. The Chinese are making thousands of the things http://www.bluetoothelectronics.com/discount/32852--1.html
Did your dad mean "Blueray" as there are some of those or maybe he wants you to get the car version so he can erm "borrow" it hehe
Found one, it's in China but they do export, only problem is you have to buy minimum of 500. You could start an import business!
http://hxyd.manufacturer.globalsources.com/si/6008829762643/pdtl/In-dash-DVD/1010831513/TFT-DVD-GPS-TV-Bluetooth-Player.htm

Can portable DVD players really take the temperature extremes of car use?




great_and_


They sell lots of portable DVD players with straps for hooking to the back of carseats - but can these players really handle car interior temperatures.

In the winter, temperatures could be subzero, would the LCD freeze?
In the summer, with the sun beating on the car, the temperature could be 150 degrees f. Would anything melt?

Are these things really designed to take that?



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They are not much different then anything in your dash, but to be safe i remove mine. I have left them in at both extremes and they work fine but i usually remove them for safekeeping.




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Kamis, 04 Juli 2013

Can portable DVD players really take the temperature extremes of car use?

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great_and_


They sell lots of portable DVD players with straps for hooking to the back of carseats - but can these players really handle car interior temperatures.

In the winter, temperatures could be subzero, would the LCD freeze?
In the summer, with the sun beating on the car, the temperature could be 150 degrees f. Would anything melt?

Are these things really designed to take that?



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They are not much different then anything in your dash, but to be safe i remove mine. I have left them in at both extremes and they work fine but i usually remove them for safekeeping.

Is there any way of getting around in-dash dvd player laws?




All Jeep


i bought an in-dash dvd player (alpine IVA-D105)yesterday but have yet to get it installed. i was just wondering whether the law prohibits the use of the screen if a movie isn't even playing while i'm driving. what if the screen is only showing the title of the track on my ipod or something? would i still be breaking the law? besides, i'm not planning on running a movie on the screen while i'm driving. i just want to be sure before installing it because i have 6 more days before i can change my mind and get a refund. thank for the help =)


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As long as the safety interlock wiring is installed correctly, then you should be in compliance with the law while you're driving. The unit won't allow you to watch movies while the vehicle is in motion, but iPod, radio tuner and CD track displays shouldn't present a problem. They're not really any different from the displays that would be available on a factory radio. If you're pulled over, you can demonstrate to the officer that the parking brake interlock is correctly installed and working.




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