Specifications:
- DVD, VCD, SVCD, CD, MP4(DIVX), MP3, CD-R/W, DVD-R/W
- AM/FM stereo receiver
- 30 preset stations
- Power 65W x 4
- Support USB/SD/MMC playing
- Classical music (Class), POP, music(POP), Rock music(Rock)
- Fixed front panel
- Remote control
- Auto antenna control output
- TV function
- RCA out, AUX in
- Digital display
- Support repeat / program / random play mode
- ROSH, bluetooth & RDS function
Detials:
- Installation of humanity, seamless assembly design
How to Install a Car DVD Player:
- There are two options for installing a DVD player in your car: Use a portable model or one that mounts permanently in your vehicle. Choose the one that fits your budget and vehicle
- Installing a permanent DVD player takes a few hours, and you will have to use some basic tools. Start by removing your existing car stereo, including the dash fascia and trim
- Detach the existing car stereo unit from its mounting brackets and wiring harness
- Consult your DVD player's owner's manual to see if the new DVD player head unit requires different mounting brackets than the ones that fit your old stereo. If you have to mount new brackets, remove the old ones first and set them aside
- If you wish to install a DVD changer in the trunk or under a seat, you will have to run the power and auxiliary audio and video cables to your stereo head unit before mounting the new head unit and finishing installation
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
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
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