Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Practical Questions to Ask before Buying a Headrest Car DVD Player



A car DVD player can definitely change the way you travel. With advancement in technology and reduction in the prices of such entertainment devices, it isn't actually a good idea to keep on using your car's old stereo. After all, there are so many car entertainment options to choose from. What's more, you don't have to spend huge amounts of money just to upgrade your car's entertainment system. Therefore, if you want to say goodbye to boring road trips and being stuck in traffic with no way to entertain yourself, you should get yourself a DVD player for your vehicle. Your family would definitely thank you for it.

Choosing a headrest DVD player
Today, there are many types of DVD players you can purchase for your vehicle, but one of the best and the most highly recommended (especially if you have kids) is the headrest DVD player. But before you make your purchase, here are some of the questions you need to ask yourself.

1. How big should the screen size be? When it comes to car entertainment devices, bigger is better. As such, a 9 inch headrest DVD player is a great bet. It is much easier on the eyes and those sitting at the back seat won't have a hard time seeing what's on the screen. But before you choose the DVD player with the biggest screen, be sure to take your existing cabin space into consideration to ensure that you won't purchase a DVD player that is too big for your car.

2. Does it come in different colours? Because the headrest DVD player would be replacing the original headrests of your car, it only makes perfect sense to ensure that it matches your vehicle's interior. Therefore, see if the DVD player you want to purchase comes in different colours. This way, it won't look out of place once you finally install it in your car.

3. Can it play different movies at the same time? Car headrest DVD players are often sold in pairs. That being said, it is advisable that you ensure that they can play two different movies at the same time. This feature can be quite handy in case you have lots of kids or family members who couldn't quite agree on what to watch while travelling.

4. What do people say about the DVD player? It is also an excellent idea to determine what the other people are saying about the entertainment device you want to buy before you make your decision. As such, you should read headrest DVD player reviews so you can know if the DVD player you're considering is indeed of excellent quality and the one that you're looking for.

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Saturday, January 10, 2015

How to Install a Headrest DVD Player: A Step-by-Step Guide



Now that you have bought a headrest DVD player, you're probably excited to start using that device to watch your favourite movies as you travel. But before you can jump into that, first, you must ensure that the device is properly installed in your vehicle. Always remember that if the DVD player is not properly installed, it can potentially cause problems to both the device and to your vehicle. To help you out, here's a step-by-step guide to installing this type of entertainment system.

Step No 1. The first step is to remove your car's factory headrest. This is usually done by simply pressing a button at the base of the headrest post on the top of the seat. Once pressed, you should be able to pull the headrest and posts upward. When you're done, you should be able to see two empty post holes on top of your car seat.

Step No 2. Next is to prepare the DVD players by gently pulling apart on their headrest posts until they are of the exact same distance apart as your factory headrest's posts. When you're done, carefully slide the wires into the headrest posts, before placing them through the empty post holes and into the inside of your car seat. When the wires are all the way in, place the car headrest DVD player on the car seat, ensuring that their headrest posts fit the post holes correctly.

Step No 3. If the back cover of the car seat is removable, take it off so you can have better access to the wires and have more room to move.  If not, just pull the wires all the way through the bottom of the car seat. Now, take out the power wire assembly, which has the RCA connections, black and red wires, and S-Video type connector, that comes with the DVD player and attach it to the device.

Step No 4. Connect the red wire (power) to your car's power source. For easy access to power, tap into your vehicle's power seat wire or even the power lead in the centre console if available. The red wire can be connected using a standard crimp cap or other crimp connection. When you're done, take the black wire (ground) out and secure it below the seat of your car. Attach it to a bolt underneath the car seat.

Step No 5. Next is to connect the S-Video type connector to the wire assembly of the second car DVD player. Make sure that S-Video head and the RCA connectors are properly and firmly connected to their respective ports. Otherwise, the two DVD players won't be in sync and/or their video and audio won't work. Once completed, tidy up your work and make sure there are no loose wires hanging underneath the car seats. Repeat the procedure above for the second DVD player. Finally, test the DVD players to ensure that they are working properly.

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