7in TFT/LCD TV Left-Right Side Sun Visor Car DVD Player

Specifications:

• Screen Size: 7in
• Display Mode: 16:9
• Format: DVD, DVD Audio, DVD-R, DVD-RW, HDVD, DIVX, MP3, MP4, CD-R, CD-RW, VCD
• Pixels: 480 x 3 x 234RGB
• Power Supply: DC-12V
• Power Consumption: Max power: 40W x 4
• Video Output: One video output
• Audio Input: One audio input, one audio output
• Operation Temperature: -20°C-+85°C

Features:

• With TFT high definition LCD
• The user friendly design of this LCD Car DVD Player also brings a lot of convenience to your daily use, and brings a lot of fun to your daily life
• Built-in functions- Car DVD,FM transmission, TV, USB Port, SD jack
• TV receiving- High sensitive TV tuner and preset 100 channels
• TV system- PAL / NTSC / SECAM
• Auto memory- All the set parameter and position can be memorized and restored automatically
• Shock-proof memory- Two seconds ERP electronic aegis
• OSD Menu of DVD- Multi-language-Chinese, English, French, German, Portugal, Spanish
• Remote controller- Full function remote operation
• FM transmission- There are 14 stations restorable
• This LCD Car DVD Player can offer all the functionality of sun visors and bring a complete video entertainment system into your vehicle
• LCD Car DVD Player for you and your car

Details:

• You can enjoy your favorite movies with 7in TFT/LCD TV Left-Right Side Sun Visor Car DVD Player

• Compatible with DVD, DVD Audio, DVD-R, DVD-RW, HDVD, DIVX, MP3, MP4, CD-R, CD-RW, VCD

• User-friendly installation, zero-damage of your car

• Auto memory- All the set parameter and position can be memorized and restored automatically

• This LCD Car DVD Player is easy to operate it

 Car DVD Player Buying Guide:

• Car multimedia systems are great for entertaining passengers on a long trip often include a DVD player, rear-seat monitors, a navigation display, radio, amplifer, subwoofers, and speakers
• Many systems also allow multizone playback, which mean that the rear-seat passengers can enjoy a DVD movie in the back, while the front-seat passengers can enjoy a listening to a CD in the front, for example

How to Maintain a Car DVD Player:

• Start basic and simply make sure the device is plugged in properly to the power outlet. You want to check for shorts in the power supply cord as well by jiggling the cord around and seeing if the device turns on and off
• Check the connections the DVD player has to the television set to make sure it is hooked up properly and that all connections are still functioning. Sometimes connections can come a bit loose and this can cause you to have problems as well. Tighten up the connections and see if the player begins working correctly
• Unscrew the DVD player housing and remove it from the device. Lift the clamp so that the DVD player lens is exposed for you to clean
• Take your canned air and spray away any dust off of the lens and any other part of the inside of the DVD player to remove excessive dust and build up. If a build up of dust gets on the lens, it will be unable to read the DVD discs you insert into your DVD player. It is good to routinely give your DVD player a good cleaning even when working properly to avoid build up
• Replace the DVD player housing and secure it back in place using the screwdriver. Turn on your DVD player and test your repairs. If the DVD player is still not working correctly, you may want to remove the DVD and give it a good cleaning as well with your canned air and wiping it with a soft cloth

How to Install a Portable DVD Player Into a Car:  

• Determine how extravagant the installation will be. In smaller cars, simply plugging in the portable DVD player is enough of an installation. For minivans, SUVs and conversion vehicles, additional monitors will be required, as well as an acceptable sound Figure out how to mount the DVD player into the car. Many portable DVD players can be installed by mounting them on a bracket, such as the Digital Innovations MoGo portable DVD player mount, which can fit any portable DVD player with up to a 10-inch screen. However, an ultra-thin DVD player may also be mounted on the roof, such as the Pyle PLRD84 DVD player, which comes with a flip-down monitor
• Invest in sun visor monitors in smaller automobiles or if no children will be traveling in the car. Sun visor monitors are usually sold separately, although some websites may sell both left and right monitors as a pair (see Resources below). Sun visor monitors, such as the Pyle PLVS7BK usually have a 7-inch screen, although the Shenzhen IC-1202 sun visor monitor has a 12.2-inch screen
• Install headrest monitors into a car for passengers to enjoy. Most headrest monitors come with their own mounting brackets. Those that don't can be attached to the headrest with the Pyle PLVBR Universal Headrest Mounting Kit. Boss, Pyle and Lanzar are the biggest names in headrest monitor producers, and they produce headrest monitors that have a 6 to 7-inch screen size
• Install a flip-down monitor into vehicles with the necessary roof space, such as a minivan or SUV. Most flip-down monitors vary in screen size from 7 to 13 inches, such as the Legacy LMR1344. Among the best options for a flip-down monitor are a remote control and an adjustable mount for times when the backseat is not completely occupied
• Buy as many headphones as there are passengers. Purchase a stereo splitter cable if necessary in order to accommodate all the passengers watching the DVD. While most monitors provide their own sound, headphones can reduce the distraction to the driver of the car system

How to Record Videos for a Car DVD:

• Use any video camera you have on hand to record the video. Follow the camera's instructions to create the best quality video you can
• Import the video in your computer, using the Firewire cord to connect the computer and the video camera. Once you have the computer and camera turned on, open your video editing software (typical software is Movie Maker for Windows and iMovie for Mac) and click "import video."
• Drag portions of the video you want to use into the program's "timeline," to make changes and enhancements. Add transitions and effects, such as a title page, music, and subtitles to the video for a more professional look
• Export the video you've edited, to save it as an individual movie. Depending on your editing software, this typically includes hitting "export" and then naming your video. Use your software's help menu if you're not sure how to export and save the video file
• Burn the video to a DVD using the DVD burning software on your computer. Insert a blank DVD-R, and then open the DVD burning software if it doesn't open once you've inserted the DVD. Choose your video file when prompted by the software, and then click "burn." Once the burn process is complete, you should have a DVD ready to watch in your car's DVD player

Package Included:

• 1 x Car DVD Player
• 1 x Connector Wire Harness
• 1 x Antenna
• 1 x Remote Controller
• 2 x Fasteners
• 1 x User Manual