I want to get dual lcd screens in my rear headrests of my mustang convertible?

jonsey

They will connect with the dvd player in my front seat. My question is how do i get dvd music videos made or else how do i record music and get some sort of graphic to show on the screen while its play, for show. I just want it to look really cool.

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buy a dvd recorder and record some of your favorite videos or download them from the internet and burn them to DVD ... I record Paladia channel for HD videos

Do any of your Mommies have Car TV/DVD players that strap to the Headrest?

~CriCkeT~

Could you PLEASE tell me where you purchased it!!!!!! It HAS to strap to the headrest!!!

had the "Insignia" Car TV/DVD player that strapped to my headrest but it quit working. It was an expensive one and I thought I had a warranty on it but I dont. I cannot afford to buy another one that expensive. Does anyone know where I can get one that STRAPS to the headrest and its reasonable priced? Also, any links would be GREAT!

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http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=10378918
http://www.target.com/Axion-Dual-Widescreen-Portable-Player/dp/B001L5U0TO/sr=1-6/qid=1235334090/ref=sr_1_6/188-3167513-1302517?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=0&index=target&rh=k%3Aportable%20dvd&page=1
http://www.target.com/Pyle-2-7-Headrest-DVD/dp/B001CCT2I6/sr=1-14/qid=1235334216/ref=sr_1_14/188-3167513-1302517?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=0&pricerange=&index=target&field-browse=1038576&rh=k%3Aportable%20dvd&page=2

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How do I hook up my DVD player to my HDTV?

Mary Elise

I have a samsung flat-screen HDTV and a comcast cable box. I am trying to hook up my toshiba DVD player to the cable box. I plugged the DVD player into the outlet in the back of the cable box. I pressed the TV/VCR button on my cable remote and the screen goes blue.Tell me if i need to put anymore info.

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Ok from what I'm following you with you have an HDTV and a comcast box and a DVD player. It really depends on how you're connecting your comcast box to the television and what types of connections you have available on your HDTV. Your comcast box can go into HDMI slot 1 and your DVD player can go into HDMI slot 2 if it is available. Otherwise your DVD player can plug into the back of the television using component cables, (red,blue,green) cables. It sounds like you have power going to the DVD player, but no signal coming out of it to go into the actual televison. Power lines and signal lines are completely different.

Do I need an upscaling DVD player with my new HDTV?

g c

Hello. I Just got a Panasonic TH-42PX60U. I have an older Panasonic DVD-S35 DVD player (progressive scan). I'm about to go out and buy component cables (not S-video cable which is the only other plug in the back of the dvd player).

Should I buy the component cables or just go buy a new upscaling DVD player?

Thanks from a true newbie.

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Just use the DVD player you have for now. Component cables will get you great picture quality and you will be able to take advantage of the progressive scan capabilities of your DVD player with these as well. Make sure you enable this option on your DVD player. It will either be in the on screen setup menu or as a switch on the unit itself.

You're TV has a built in upscaler that will automatically scale the 480p resolution sent out by your DVD player to the native resolution of the display. The reason why upconverting DVD players exist is just because they have chips that try to do it better than the built in upscalers. Some DVD players excel at this and some do it no better or even worse than the TV.

Will it make a difference if you had a very good quality upconverting DVD player such as an OPPO? Yes it would make a difference. Is it worth dumping a perfectly good DVD player and buying a $200+ one? No. The difference in picture quality will be minimal and mainly discernable in text. Most people will not be able to tell the difference watching the actual movie from normal viewing distances.

Also, when you go buy component cables, DO NOT let them sucker you into Monster or other expensive cables that will claim to increase your picture quality. Either get a generic phillips or something brand for fairly cheap or buy them from www.monoprice.com. Try not to spend over $20 for a 6 foot cable.

Enjoy your television. It is an excellent plasma.

P.S. turn the video settings off "Vivid" and to "standard". Vivid will oversaturate some colors and make things look unnatural.

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