Looking for holster to attach this DVD player to car seat Any ideas on what I can buy to be able to attach this player to the back of car seat? It seems quite impractical to hand it to a child and expect them not to ruin it on a long car ride. Looking for holster to attach this DVD player to car seat Any ideas on what I can buy to be able to attach this player to the back of car seat? It seems quite impractical to hand it to a child and... » Read More Looking for holster to attach this DVD player to car seat Any ideas on what I can buy to be able to attach this player to the back of car seat? It seems quite impractical to hand it to a child and expect them not to ruin it on a long car ride. « Show Less
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I don't know if it will work with this Phillips unit as the size might be different than the PET722 but the Fox International sells the spare parts for these units and has the car headrest "bag" at http://philipsparts.fox-international.com/PhilipsConsumerPartDetail.aspx?part=996510020569
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look for peripower on ebay .it works very well!!!!!!!http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3907.m38.l1313&_nkw=peripower&_sacat=See-All-Categories
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There is no mini notebook or tablet that has a DVD player, unfortunately, they are becoming obsolete (You can now Download Movies straight from Amazon, as Digital copies.) everything is digital download now. Then you Save the movie to USB flash drive plug that in and watch away from there. If you are wanting the DVD, so you can take it on road trips or a flight to watch movies, get this " USB 2.0 Slim External DVD ROM CD-RW Combo Drive Writer " it runs about $16.00, there is also an adapter for the car too, which allows you to connect the tablet/notebook to the car charger. Like I said at first, all mini notebooks/tablets do not have DVD/CD/burners in them. Eventually, no computer will have DVD/CD they are becoming the old Floppy disks useless, now that we have USB drives, Phones with MP3, Internet to stream movies and download movies. There will be no need for DVD or Floppy anymore, though I hope they do not go away soon, unless companies are willing to send USB drives out instead of DVD or CD doe software. :) Make sure you just get one that plugs in using USB 2.0 that is all.. Hope that helps.
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I attached it with industrial strength velcro to the bottom seat of the driver - it works very well. This kind of stronger velcro is in every craft store, very cheap.
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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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I've discovered that this player can play the MicroSD cards (yes, the itty-bitty ones) using an SD adapter. I purchased three 4-gig Micro SD cards at Target (Dane-Elec, $10 each). Using the supplied SD adapters in the card slot, the TF-DVD7377 read two of them OK (yes, I did remember to put video and audio files on them), but one did not (the LCD screen message read "No Playable File"). However, I took the one that didn't read and stuck it in a USB card reader and the Coby player was able to access it. I'm thinking it may have been an issue with the SD adapter card in that case (the tiny USB adapters that came with the MicroSD cards are utterly worthless). I've discovered that this player can play the MicroSD cards (yes, the itty-bitty ones) using an SD adapter. I purchased three 4-gig Micro SD cards at Target (Dane-Elec, $10 each). Using the supplied SD adapters in the card slot, the TF-DVD7377 read two of them OK (yes, I did remember to put video and audio files on them), but one did not (the LCD screen message read "No Playable File"). However, I took the one that didn't read and stuck it in a USB card reader and the Coby player was able to access it. I'm thinking it may have been an issue with the SD adapter card in that case... » Read More I've discovered that this player can play the MicroSD cards (yes, the itty-bitty ones) using an SD adapter. I purchased three 4-gig Micro SD cards at Target (Dane-Elec, $10 each). Using the supplied SD adapters in the card slot, the TF-DVD7377 read two of them OK (yes, I did remember to put video and audio files on them), but one did not (the LCD screen message read "No Playable File"). However, I took the one that didn't read and stuck it in a USB card reader and the Coby player was able to access it. I'm thinking it may have been an issue with the SD adapter card in that case (the tiny USB adapters that came with the MicroSD cards are utterly worthless). « Show Less
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I bought the Naxa compact CD player for my granddaughter and don't remember seeing anywhere to attach a clip. My opinion is that the player is simply too big and clumsy to attach to clothing while your going for a walk. You need something smaller. Hope my answer has helped some . . . Sharon
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It does not come with one and I'm not sure where you could look except maybe car toys or a technology store. However, speaking as someone who also bought a different machine just for use in the car (one that came with an adaptor) I can tell you that it's really uncomfortable to sit up against something in the seat of a car. It felt like I was squished against the steering wheel with rocks in my back even after adjusting the seat. That's just my opinion though, someone else may have a different experience. Good luck with this!
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I was curious about the same thing? Have you been able to find out yet? Also? Although this may sound like a stupid question, are you able to download these movies or music then take them with you in the car for example and let the kids in the back seat be able to watch them on their kindles?
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It comes with an attachment that you can snap a compatible car seat into. There's a list of compatible car seats on their website.
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We have "Sylvania SDVD7027 7-Inch Portable DVD Player with Car Bag/Kit, Swivel Screen, USB/SD Card Reader (Purple)And it works perfectly for it. I imagine it will be the same with the model you referenced.
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Amazon sells a product called Tune Belt Deluxe CD Player/Walkman Holder (hope I got the name correct) which works great. It's a fanny pack specifically for holding the CD player. I've used mine for years. It holds extra CDs as well as extra batteries and keys and tissues, etc.
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No ours didn't. We had to strap and tie it to the headrest. And, I would never, ever buy another Phillips product again after 2 bad experiences with their portable DVD players and 1 equally bad experience with an mp3 player. I'd suggest looking at another company, if possible.
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This isn't going to help I'm afraid. The back rest lowers easily onto the seat for storage/carrying. I tried to remove the back completely, and I couldn't do it. Afraid I was about to break it. So I got the instructions, and sure enough they say the back rest removes for an older child. I went back to try again after reading the instructions (which make it appear quite easy to do) and still couldn't do it! Either I'm totally missing something, or this particular model does not allow removal of the back rest.
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I'm not a car seat expert, but am a mom of 3. From my understanding, the angle of the back of the seat - where the child's spine runs along - needs to be at a set angle in relation to the flat ground, no matter what car manufacturer makes the product. As such, you could (and must) adjust the seat to fit within the recommended range. This may mean adding bolsters/foam/towels to the seat of the car before you secure the car seat. Hope that makes sense!
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This is only one DVD player for one headrest. The cords come out the bottom on the seat and yes they hang depending on where you plug them in for power (either dashboard or back seat plug). Some have the cords put under flooring from a car speaker company. Mine layed on floor to plug. I put the mud mats over them.
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Leslie,I normally keep my dog in the back seat of my car, but on occasion (he always prefers the front seat) I will let him sit up front with me. I just attach the leash or a rope around the passengers seat with enough slack and attach the clasp or other end of rope to the loop on the back of his harness. I allow enough slack for him to move about - somewhat, but not enough so that if I slammed on the brakes he would hit the dash or window.I hope this helps. Best regards,Jeff Turner
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You are able to hardware them to the car. If you take them to a car stereo installation company, they can customize it so that you can use a cigarette adaptor to power them. If you do more research, you can find tutorials to do both options yourself. Try installing yourself. local vendors sabatoge the machines. I experienced that. I refused to buy their greatly inflated DVD players. Even if it breaks down in a year to a year and a half, it will be easier and cheaper to just swap out for new headrests every year.