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

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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

Does anyone have a recommendation for a dual screen portable dvd player for the car?

DallasDad

I am especially interested in 1) sound quality 2) screen quality and 3) ease with which dvds can be changed/loaded while driving. This is for two kids in backseat so it would need a headrest harness.

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There are lots of models out there, and usually very cheap.

Might I suggest getting a model that allows for input and output and not strictly for the Car. You'll need a coupler but will be able to use these elsewhere and have the ability to have games systems or two different movies on them, but this will be a question as far as age ( since these will not have a headrest harness per say). You will need to look at good headphones or a RF modulator or mini cable or tape adapter (depending on the car).

If you gave just a little more detail i would feel better about a recommendation.

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Why won't the main voices come through on my 5.1 surround sound system?

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David M

I am setting up my system as follows: Pioneer receiver with Denon upscaling Dvd player with Mitsubishi DLP TV. I am getting surround sounds but not the main talking during DVD playback. I have wired with Dvd- Hdmi to receiver and receiver to TV with Hdmi. Could somebody give a progression of steps to follow to rectify this? Thanks for the help.

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There are many settings you have to check and change to make things work.

On your DVD player, make sure it's set to bitstream the audio to your receiver, and set the video output to the resolution of your TV, whether it's 720p, 1080i, or 1080p.

On your receiver, set the surround mode to auto, meaning it will properly detect and decode whatever audio format is being bitstreamed to it, and make sure to tell the receiver you have a 5.1 speaker setup. Lastly, turn off all DSP modes on your receiver when you are listening to a surround source. DSP modes are a surround EFFECT that can alter the proper mix of your audio, often with a negative outcome.

It wouldn't hurt to make sure your TV's internal speakers are off while you're at it, because that can muddy the audio waters too.

Is it true that DVD players have been downgraded since 2006?

J.O.I.

As a former DVD collector and home theatre salesperson, I remember hearing that in order to sell more Blu-ray and HD-DVD around 2006, all upcoming DVD players' capable resolution would be scaled down from 720p to 480p. The best DVD player I've owned is from 2005 and is capable of 1080i via component video.

Now I tell customers this, that older DVD players were actually better resolution-wise than those that have come since but I'm having trouble finding legitimate sources to back up this claim. I'm not sure how current upscaling players compare, either.

Can you help me find something?

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Keep in mind that DVD video resolution was only at the 480P. DVD players prior to that date never up scaled the video, now they up scale to 720P. Also you can not see the difference between 720P and 1080P in screen smaller than a 46". Most major manufacturer have stopped producing stand alone DVD players due to the Blu Ray disc player can play the DVD and up scale to 1080P if you have a DVD. Also the higher end players will do a better job up scaling than those bargain price unit. They never did down grade the DVD players. You are providing wrong information to the customer. Keep in mind, you get what you pay for. I recommend you read Home Theater Magazine reviews on all products and the pro and con of each technology. Hope this will help you out.

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