Can I feed the screens from an external video device using a common RCA video plug to an RCA video jack input of the screen? (Don't need audio).
1546754
Yes. You can do that. It has RCA jacks on each device. There is a simple switch to send or receive video and it can take sound as well.
2184395
No, you need an external monitor with composite input. In my case I installed a double din stereo receiver with touchscreen LCD, and it had the correct inputs for the camera.
1506095
No, you can use single RCA cable to connect to your TV Composite Video Input
72934
Yes, you can use any of your sources (DVD, iPhone, navigation, etc.) to an external display. Keep in mind that this system was designed specifically with Apple products in mind. So if you're talking Netflix and all that, yes! (1) Check out this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--s6L6bSQJ4 (2) From the IVE-W530 user manual: Page 27-EN: Rear Selection Function "The rear entertainment function independently routes different sources to the front and rear inside a car. For example, while listening to the radio or other audio source in the front, DVD can be enjoyed in the rear with the optional rear monitor"
1647934
No, what you want is a micro USB to HDMI adapter to do video out. Easier than that is using a Chromecast or other dongle to mirror the screen. But if you insist on cabling out, get the adapter and connect to any HDMI compliant screen using pretty much any HDMI cable.
1573912
Yes. This has a video input. It uses a mini plug, to be used as an external monitor for an external video source, such as a camcorder.
1367123
I have never done this so I can't answer definitely. Certainly you can get the video over across the adaptor. I'm not sure the audio will come over, though. You might want to Google that and see.
850973
This adapter can only use from RCA input to HDMI output not other way, you must buy the other one, HDMI input to RCA output.
625986
No there isn't anything you can do for the coax out, however you might find an RCA-1/8" inch female adapter to use with audio portion of the video/s-video/composite out (the red and white plugs are audio)
483024
If the monitor has HDMI input. This takes in the RCA video and puts it out as HDMI. Anything that accepts HDMI video input will work.
50191
Video outs are either the RCA jack or via HDMI. If you have a newer monitor or tv with HDMI in, you should be gold. If you are needing the analog feed thru the RCA, you would need to consider whether your tv is PAL (EU,UK..) or NTSC (US). Adjustments can be made to the /boot/config.txt file, details can be obtained through searching the web.
1223617
yes you can. if you don't have an optical or hdmi cable port on your tv, you can use the rca jacks for input/output
2131267
I know of no reason why not - once the Data Stream has been converted from Digital [HDMI] with the Video and Audio information separated to Analog Composite [aka RCA], the receiving equipment will not know the difference between this converted signal and any other [normally] generated RCA information.
877188
No, the only input is the proprietary plug that comes with the unit that provides both power and audio/video to the monitors.
1182504
My answer may not satisfy someone highly technical, but there are RCA audio and video input jacks one can connect to a tuner or receiver; there are HDMI, coaxial and S-video output jacks. I have the unit connected to a older receiver (with its own speakers) with RCA cables, and to my smart TV via an HDMI cable. As far as my limited knowledge goes, it seems just about any type connection one could want can be made. This is a very nice machine but, as I previously reported, I bought it mostly to watch VHS tapes, which it plays perfectly, as I have a DVD player connected to a different TV.
54549
For the RCA jacks, you need to get a conversion box. I've rarely seen any high quality conversions from VGA to composite video. It always looks fuzzy to me and might cost $70 just to see that. It has been a few years so perhaps there has been improvements. Just don't expect it to look as good as your netbook display. For the sound, any stereo mini to RCA cable/adaptor should work fine. You'd be using the netbook's headphone jack for sound. I haven't used this site yet but they can at least show you what's available - http://www.hdtvsupply.com/ ...and the best thing is they also show you what's fake if you check on that product. There is no VGA to HDMI cable or component video to HDMI cable. Just read the descriptions carefully.
768160
Yes you can plug it into a monitor or TV that has a Rca plug for video input.