How do I get another video out put jack for a plexon headrest 7-inch car monitors with region free DVD player
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I found some extra video out put and power supplies listed on amazon and ebay ,I don't recall the name of the site that sold them, but I have bought other brand of monitors and the install cables were the same, I hope that helps you Ricky, Thanks Bill
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We took ours to Best Buy and they did a great job of installing it. You do have to buy an extra cable if you want both to play the same DVD at the same time though. It was pretty cheap I think though
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A workaround: Use the PC input of your TV receiver (one cable for video, other for audio with a splitter on the TV end for right and left channels) and connect either a Windows xp PC laptop or a Mac with OS X laptop that has been set to play region 2, and mirror the screen settings on the computer to the TV. Works just fine. Less than $15 for the cables, and you don't have to mess with your DVD player. Or obtain a Toshiba XD-e500 upscaling DVD player, that can be set to play all regions...(about $70 plus the cost of an HDMI cable). One disadvantage with using the laptop - you can only switch regions a few times, which is OK if you have more than one computer; just leave the laptop set to Region 2. A workaround: Use the PC input of your TV receiver (one cable for video, other for audio with a splitter on the TV end for right and left channels) and connect either a Windows xp PC laptop or a Mac with OS X laptop that has been set to play region 2, and mirror the screen settings on the computer to the TV. Works just fine. Less than $15 for the cables, and you don't have to mess with your DVD player. Or obtain a Toshiba XD-e500 upscaling DVD player, that can be set to play all regions...(about $70 plus the cost of an HDMI cable). One disadvantage with using the laptop - you can only... » Read More A workaround: Use the PC input of your TV receiver (one cable for video, other for audio with a splitter on the TV end for right and left channels) and connect either a Windows xp PC laptop or a Mac with OS X laptop that has been set to play region 2, and mirror the screen settings on the computer to the TV. Works just fine. Less than $15 for the cables, and you don't have to mess with your DVD player. Or obtain a Toshiba XD-e500 upscaling DVD player, that can be set to play all regions...(about $70 plus the cost of an HDMI cable). One disadvantage with using the laptop - you can only switch regions a few times, which is OK if you have more than one computer; just leave the laptop set to Region 2. « Show Less
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not sure this works. usually a DVD player has A/V (single pin) output jacks to connect to a secondary screen, not to another DVD player. unless one of the DVD players has input and output jacks at the same time which is not common in car DVD systems. so check carefully your DVD players for INPUT & OUTPUT A/V jacks if any.good luck.DJ.
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if i remember correctly, i thought it was dual... but honestly i couldnt be 100% positive. it said 24 pin plus the one, i think the other one is like 18 pins. i do not use the sound but the picture i get is as good as my dvd player can do. maybe you have to download some drivers because some proprietary jerk swapped pin placement. idk. another possibility is the video card is not capable or set up properly. is it possible to swap another cable that is 24 pin and see what happens? good luck, i hate when computers don't work right.
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You will need a RCA-USB adapter and a video capture software such as http://www.amazon.com/Easy-VHS-DVD-3-Plus/dp/B006GOFW3E/ref=sr_sp-atf_title_1_1?s=software&ie=UTF8&qid=1405401992&sr=1-1&keywords=roxio+easy+vhs+to+dvd
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No. This is only a monitor (screen). You have to buy a DVD player separately and connect it to the monitor. This is meant to be mounted in the headrest. You have to cut into the back of the headrest and attach it inside. Also, you have to run wiring to a source of power in the car (like a cigarette lighter circuit or a wire to the fuse box). It's a very nice system, but quite a lot of work to install properly. For headphones, it just has a 3.5 mm jack to plug into (not wireless).
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actually ZUUL I just tried to have the X1600 installed and because it can't read my parking break it wont allow the in dash video to play at all only to the rear headrest. The technician tried to bypass it by grounding the wire, he was less than successful had the car for considerably longer than intended and was unable to come up with an immediate fix. So for some this may be the only option, oh and don't assume everyone is an idiot except you.
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Yes there is an mini pin out jack, that would supply video and audio signal to another TV. You'd have to go to Radio Shack and find one, and probably someone with expertise to help you.... good luck. And probably spend $20 on the cable. or Go to Walmart, or get a DVD player for about the same price. Just because you can do something, doesn't make it advisable.
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I only know u can connet a DVD player to the monitor. It has limited input capability
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Sorry it won't work unless you have the tape player in the center console slot
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I've actually been thinking about this, too. I haven't done this myself yet but the only way I see is to go through the tape out RCA outputs. From there you can feasibly go to another set of powered monitors...that's what I would try.
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I won't be of much help. I inherited the DVD/VCR sans remote because a roommate couldn't pay rent and I wanted to stay seated while I enjoyed his stuff. I just sat on Google until I found what I hoped would work. It was a total fingers-crossed transaction.
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Yes, if you have an AUX jack in your car. there are a series of ports on the side of the DVD players - ac/dc power in, power out (this is how you connect the second player), usb, SD, and one that says phone. There are a few more but I don't have it in front of me.
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You need to buy extra video cable as monitor don't supply long cable except a foot long
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Buy something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Cable-feet-3-5mm-Stereo-Splitter/dp/B0016LFN2C/ref=lp_597546_1_2?s=audio-video-accessories&ie=UTF8&qid=1385568858&sr=1-2
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And remember you'll need to feed audio separately. One other thing...make sure your monitor can switch between rgb and YPbPr, your dvd player might be able to do that switch too.