Will this work if I connect it to my 2008 Honda pilot's RES (DVD ) system? I know the audio works fine with some cables I have but I am concerned about the video.
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Yes it can show video. I used my iPod classic to show from audio and video came through...however I had to use the rear controls to get the AUX to "find" the video source. I have not tried with iPhone or iPad. It also must be shown from something/App that "senses/reads" the external input.
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First check to see if your car stereo system has a video in position on the back of the unit. If it does, it will probably work. If it doesn't, it may take some help from a qualified electronics technician to wire it to your system. Hope this helps. Don
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If your Navigation unit has DVD playback capabilities, the answer is yes! However, and aux video input cable and radio re-flash is necessary as well!
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not sure about your connector it worked for mine some are female connectors and some are male. anyway if it fits your cable it will hook up the video only, not the audio
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Yes, any video will not play while driving. Easy hook up though. And I just read instructions without any experience
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Don't know if this will work the same on the 550 as with my DVD player.... Occassionally I need to select a choice other than the default on the movie's menu for audio. Hope this helps. You might want to post this on AV Science Forum if you contunie to have problems.
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I tried it with 2007 honda.. never worked right! professionally installed...interferes with navigation
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Hey I don't know if this helps so here I go. I have a pioneer dvd/navigation head unit in a 2005 gmc sierra. I did not like the way that the usb/3.5 cable just hung loose in my truck. I removed one of the power points up front and this worked fine to clean it up. My radio supports all Apple products and have worked fine through the usb charging, video, and music play back. I have hooked my zune up and works fine also using the usb for charging and the 3.5 for music play back. Ok and I checked the plug and took it apart on the male side and there is four conductors in it. I hope this helps, been in my truck about 4 months and no issues and I am picky on my stuff.
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Not sure about the video output, but yes you can wire the audio directly to your car's aux system. I would avoid the wireless option at all costs. The sound is terrible on most systems.
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They work great in my 2005 Honda Odyssey. These things are universal. Should work with any vehicle's DVD system.
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Your first choice should be to use an HDMI cable which has both video and audio in the same cable. Most newer cable boxes and DVD/Blue-Ray players have this standard output. I bought this adapter for use in an audio system, so no experience with how it works with a flatscreen.
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Why do you connect audio separately? HDMI should be sufficient to give you both video and audio if you hook it up through a common receiver. At least it works in my case. Try that. Bob.
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I'm still using the original HD unit. Be advised that the amp may cause AM/FM radio interference. I'm using a hidden antenna inside the fairing, and it just isn't working after installation of amp.Planning to go back to HD antenna at rear of bike.
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You should be able to use a DVI cable with the audio cable giving you sound and picture I had the same problem and it worked for me.
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As I do not own any DVD Audio discs, I am not certain, but do I remember hearing something to that effect a while back. A good place to look/ask the question would be on the AVS forum. Those folks in there will definitely know. Seek out the owners thread for the unit, the answer is probably somewhere in there.
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This unit has a video out component connection, file format I am unsure on but if it's on an ipod the unit can read it. I don't believe it can separate sources though so if you play a movie/TV show, the audio will play through the whole car.
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Couldn't tell you. As you can tell from my review, I have a pretty basic technical knowledge. What I learned from my experience is that you need the cable to have the same chipset as the drivers for the software with which you are tuning. I can only speculate that the software and subsequent drivers are vehicle specific with a couple overlaps in coverage, i.e. - the same cable I used might work on a Suzuki, but not on a Honda, or vice versa.