Car CD DVD Players

what of these 3 portable dvd players is the best brand and why?

and does it have a remote?

Sony. Yes , it does.

Episode 201 – Fast New Scanners, Coby Portable DVD Player

Toddler had a nightmare (traveling)?

So my toddler and our family were traveling one night and I let her watch Imagination Movers on our portable DVD player. That night on the plane she woke up with a gasp and tears down her cheeks. I asked her what was wrong and she said the man from the show had popped up in her dream and scared her. If you aren’t familiar with the name, maybe you have seen it on playhouse disney. She said “Mover Scott” had scared her. I know it’s funny but has any of your toddlers/kids every been scared of a show? Here’s the man who’s she afraid of:

I used to be terrified of Polkaroo from Polka-Dot-Door.

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Kevin Jonas–SINGING! (Scandinavia)

Car monitors showing black and white?

Just bought and installed a sony headrest monitor. i hooked it up to my in dash dvd player, the picture should be in colour wen i play a movie, but it is on black and white on the monitor, plus there is a fuzzy line running across the screen. can anyone tell me what the problem is… thanks

the wiring is shyt or the monitors are phucked

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Choosing a Car DVD Player for Your Car from ePathChina

There are a great many brands and designs for DVD players. To make it easier for you to choose a Car DVD player for your car, follow these simple steps. You will be on your way to finding the perfect DVD player for your car in no time.

1. Ask people you know who own a DVD player for their car. Be specific about price and performance. Ask if they recommend the product.

2. Do some basic research into the price range of DVD players for cars. Based on this information and the input from the other owners, decide on a budget. This will be very important to your choice so take time to consider what you are willing to spend on a DVD player.

3. Look online for options. Browse company Web sites, online stores and distributor Web sites. It may be helpful to take notes on different DVD players, prices and features.

4.Shop around your home area. Go to major stores and small businesses to compare prices and take notes on items. You may even wish to call stores and ask ahead of time about their selection.

5. Begin narrowing the list you have compiled based on price, warranty and the features that are important to you. Shorten your list to just three or four of the best and most suitable items.

6. Read online reviews for the items you are considering. This will give you helpful, non-biased input.

7. Make a final selection. Ask yourself if this is the DVD player for you. Then purchase the item and enjoy your DVD player.

All Discount Car DVD Player sold by ePathChina.com are sized according to an international DIN standard. DIN is a standard installation space of which vehicle center console reserved for car electrical appliances such as Car DVD, Headrest Dvd Player and so on. 1 DIN means a standard space whose width and height are fixed but depth is limitless, 2 DIN is twice space as 1 DIN, this space is generally used for installing Sound Equipment Console, Tuner or LCD monitor.

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I have a DVI-I(Female) on my laptop and HDMI(Female) on my T.V, my laptop also has stereo Audio out?

Hi Guys, I have two questions
First one is related to my video:
I have a DVI-I (Dual link) Female connector on my laptop and a Female HDMI connector on my TV, I already have a HDMI-to-HDMI cable (for my DVD player), Am I right while looking for a Male DVI-I (Dual link)-to-Female HDMI connector? Also please tell me a place from where I can get a deal on this connector. (part number, website etc)
For my Audio
2. What type of cable I need for my Audio I have stereo out on my laptop (female) the kind of connector that is used from the old days (walkman style), and on my TV I have audio in (those red, yellow and white cables) I guess they are called RCA not sure though, Also please tell me a place from where I can get a deal on this connector. (part number, website etc)

The way I understand it is that DVI stands for Digital Video Interface. HDMI stands for High Definition Multimedia Interface. This is exactly what these stand for.

DVI only supports Video connections. The HDMI supports any media format that it can be hooked up to. Use can use the DVI for Video and the HDMI for sound but if you go that far why not go with the HDMI all the way? SO going from DVI on one end to HDMI on the other is possible but it will only carry the video end of the media.

As for the connection from your laptop to your stereo, look into Radio Shack or Circuit City. I have better luck with Circuit City when calling in and ordering parts. If you talk to a tech they will tell you what you need. I hope this helped clear some things up for you. Good Luck.

2011 Toyota Sienna XLE Dual View DVD & Nav + back-up camera operation- Jon Lancaster Toyota