Can I play dvd's while driving with this receiver?
1055652
No, but I do not if that is because best buy installed and they will not install it to play while you drive
1055653
You absolutely do not need the parking brake override. All u do is ground the parking brake cable.
1055654
The guy who installed it for me did a bypass to make it where you could. I believe it was just a connection he didn't connect...but I'm not sure. But yes, you can..
1055655
yes, you can. This is illegal in some states to do, but the receiver won't stop you from playing them.
1055656
You need to buy the parking break override adapter then you can watch DVD s while driving. PS it may not be legal in your state. Check local laws first.
426130
I already had a little headphone jack gizmo that has the red and yellow RCA jacks at the other end, that I pugged into the DVD RCA female receptacles in the back of the receiver. The HiRes DVD player connects via a HDMI cable to a HDMI jack provided by the receiver. I use an iPOD. I already had this wire thing, you can get one at Amazon or down at a mall, I guess, if you can't wait...
774461
Yes. I primarily got this unit to play discs of various kinds and I have played DVDs as Well as Blu-Ray and CDs.
1768235
I have a dvd player in my car which takes audio/video input. Does this thing have external outputs?
2021536
Nope. It can play DVD's; however, the inlet for the CD/DVDS player on mine came broken so I can't even do that. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS RADIO!! Spend just a little more and you'll be glad you did.
701355
I'm not for sure but I think there's a feature were it just plays in park. Some states it's against the law to play a dvd while driving.
969009
You should be able to if the tv has output RCA jacks coming from the tv or dvd player. I believe most still do.
668236
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).
910566
No you don't. the transmiter (at least in my car) is part of the audiovox DVD player
1583813
you can select from your tv as to what you want to listen to. You can select these speakers, tv sound or both. That is if you have them driving from your receiver.
588857
No it cannot. It is not a dvd player. You can only play media files from an USB external hard drive or internal sata hard.
1442733
I don't see why not. Most if not all car dvd players use IR to transmit sound. I have not heard of any using BT yet (which would be awsome!). This like many others on Amazon use a dual channel IR signal so that you can switch between 2 dvd units. If you have one, it will still work. Just find the channel (A/B) that the unit transmits on. On a side note, I found the overall quality of these units to be not so good. I had 2 units out of the 4 that had issues with sound only playing out of one ear. Just something to consider.
205663
You would have to look at the audio out on your game system (probably RCA) and then the audio in on your IR box. But you will probably have to switch between the DVD player and the game system.
1853423
From the back of the DVD player in the aux in use RCA jacks then to the back of your direct tv box or whatever cable provided box put the RCA cables in the audio out!
1683107
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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If the cable box and DVD player have Optical Audio outputs, then yes you can. I have 2 game consoles with that output that connect with this splitter and then run to the soundbar. You need to make sure that both devices aren't sending a signal at the same time though. Otherwise your sound will come out distorted and garbled. You can tell this by connecting an optical audio cable to the devices and looking for a red light in the end of the cable.
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I haven't tried putting the discs in the car's CD player. Rosetta Stone program is visual as well as auditory, so it would not work while you're driving. There is a Rosetta Stone smartphone app that syncs with your lesson progress and could be used if you're a passenger.