Does the movie start where u left off when you turn the car off?
1861216
These players unlike many others have internal batteries. So if you turn off the car the players won't shut off (as long as you have charged them before hand- note they come with wall chargers so you can charge them at home) Then when you are in your car you can connect them to the cig lighter so it won't use up the internal battery. When you turn the car off it automatically switches to the internal batteries so the units do not shut off. HOWEVER it the item does shut off (either cause it doesn't have a battery charge or because you turn the power off manually) - then no, it doesn't remember where you left off and it it will start from the beginning. I tested this several times and each time I powered off the unit (I literally switched the power to off) then it started the movie from the beginning. So in summary if the unit shuts off then it won't remember where you left off and it will start from the beginning.
2226739
If you push the "stop" button, but don't turn off the machine, it will start from where it left off. If you turn the machine off altogether, it will start the DVD from the beginning.
1468762
I really don't know. I always have it plugged into the car outlet and it has never turned off automatically, I never use stand alone. I love the big screen and so far the product has been great for me.
208719
NO. It senses that the car is off, and turns off by itself. That said, I have a Honda CIVIC. When the key comes out, the power is out too. Conversely, when I turn on my car, it powers up automatically and starts recording.
2280300
It turns on automatically when I start the car, set to turn off 1 minute after I turn the car off. Also when you are bumped (G or gravity setting)the camera locks the loop so it can't be erased until unlocked.
599953
You can get it from a switched hot wire or better from a non switched wire.This last way will not make the movie start all over when it is stop
288067
No. When the camera is powered by a switched outlet in your car, it will turn on and automatically begin recording when you start the car. The camera also has a recharagable battery. You can also set the camera to keep recording for a short amount of time after you turn off the car. Once the time limit has expired, it will stop recording and shut off automatically. Once you have set up this camera, it will record each time you start your car and will turn off automatically after you turn off the car. It is very hassle free.
387709
No, it doesn't have a memory, if the car stops, movie will start all over again, and no, you can't play two moat the time, just one. It comes with a a SD card reader if this helps.
826082
I turned mine on and drove to my destination, turned the car off and exited leaving the camera hooked up. I found out later that it recorded for over an hour while the car was off and unoccupied.
676317
Hello, Yes the dvd player has the "Resume" feature which allows you to turn off the vehicle, and the dvd player will remember where it was when the power cut off. thank you
1975921
Yes, it picks up where it left off if you haven't pressed the STOP button on remote prior to the "off" event. Nice way to recover if there's a power outage or other event (e.g., damaged area on DVD with too many error-recovery tries) that stops the player temporarily.
424224
You can change the settings to have it start playing the movie where you left off when you start your car.
1601504
Most cars yes they will need to be on. Some cars have accessory ability when turned off.
1060463
My 12v is switched with the ignition on my car. It automatically starts on the song it left off on for me.
2150866
Yes. It turns on and off automatically whenever the car is turned on and off (and continues recording).
797792
It will basically be how you had it before you turn off your engine. If the screen was out, it will go in once you cut off the engine. When you start the engine, it will come out again. If its in, then it stays in.
1618941
Yes it does. However every time you leave the vehicle you have to arm the system, meaning car has to be in neutral, engine running. Then you press any key on the remote and exit car. Then you have to lock the car with the remote and the engine shuts off. Not too bad. I made it faster by velcroing the spare remote to my panel on left side of steering wheel so now Im used to pressing the button every time. Love it.