Connect to DVD in 2013 Toyota Sienna Van. Video is working but no audio. Tried different settings, but still audio is not working. Any solutions?
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I assume you're connecting with the A/V cables. You should test the Micro 2+ with the same config at home as in your car. If that works at home, try testing the audio cable with an mp3/phone in the car DVD, to see if the audio.Try also with other set of A/V cables.
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use the a/v jack on the back. u can use a 3.5 mm jack to 3.5 mm audio jack or a 3.5 mm jack to 3in1 or 2in1 rca jack adapter
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DO you mean USB or cable or plug for power??ALso, I been having issues with the quality of the picture on the screen when I connect my dvd player, or camcorder to the TV. THere is sound and picture, but it is terrible. Do you have this problem also?
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Thanks ! well, first I placed a new DVD + R and it shows that it is loading...... then I get an error on the tv about error reading dvd. If place the vhs and play it. I will hit record on the remote control but nothing happened. initially I had input from control to select L1 and EP from the control but still ..... I am able to watch on the tv what I have on the vhs , >>>> thanks
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Thompsom, You must connect with a port into back of the unit. I have a AVH-P5900 DVD.
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I had mine professionally installed on a 2004 Toyota Sienna. He left the radio console where I was suppose to have the Toyota factory DVD Player and just installed this Pyle right over it. There are NO wires hanging down. I see a couple wires neatly tucked up. The installer felt bad that they showed at all because he felt it reflected bad workmanship, but this DVD player was not for show (show off). It is for function. And still to today it is functioning well and the kids are enjoying it often. The remote does stink though. My five year old still can't get it to work without some screaming and frustration. I have to set up the movies before I start driving. I had mine professionally installed on a 2004 Toyota Sienna. He left the radio console where I was suppose to have the Toyota factory DVD Player and just installed this Pyle right over it. There are NO wires hanging down. I see a couple wires neatly tucked up. The installer felt bad that they showed at all because he felt it reflected bad workmanship, but this DVD player was not for show (show off). It is for function. And still to today it is functioning well and the kids are enjoying it often. The remote does stink though. My five year old still can't get it to work without some screaming... » Read More I had mine professionally installed on a 2004 Toyota Sienna. He left the radio console where I was suppose to have the Toyota factory DVD Player and just installed this Pyle right over it. There are NO wires hanging down. I see a couple wires neatly tucked up. The installer felt bad that they showed at all because he felt it reflected bad workmanship, but this DVD player was not for show (show off). It is for function. And still to today it is functioning well and the kids are enjoying it often. The remote does stink though. My five year old still can't get it to work without some screaming and frustration. I have to set up the movies before I start driving. « Show Less
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It won't play ANY video unless to purchase and install the parking brake by-pass adapter or you can build one out of a relay, switch and a little wiring. That's only if you want to watch video while not in park and the parking brake set. There are a lot of youtube videos on it, that's how I figured it out.
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Of those that were able to get the infrared headphones working, did you have to do something special to get them to work? I have 2 sets of infrared headphones from a Sienna DVDS system, but not quite sure how to get them to work. TIA!
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make sure the reciever has been set to "component input" for the DVD input. You can find this in the setup screen for the reciever. It may be set to HDMI and therefore does not know to search for signal on the component inputs.
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In video mode it does record audio-now if I can just get it to work properly
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I'm going to ask... But did you use audio out of the head unit and run to audio in on the headrest... My ir headphones work fine ....any it headphones work also...
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Patrick Fobi, Without more information, it's difficult to determine what content is causing trouble, or what might be happening. For faster, live assistance, please reach out to the Samsung customer service center for more information. We can have the dialogue here, but it will probably take more time. Initially, check your speakers, make sure your audio mode is supported and assuming this is a movie DVD or Blu-Ray, it should be supported. Either way, we're here to help. Thanks for your support of Samsung products. --Mr. S
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The first suggestion is to check the wiring. I had similar problems and took the camera down and connected it to DVD and everything worked. I then replaced the entire lenght of wire and the camera is still working.
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I'm not familiar with your TV, so I can only tell you how I connected it to my Sony flat panel TV. On the back of the TV there were two audio output RCA plugs. You need a cable similar to these: http://www.amazon.com/RiteAV-RCA-Stereo-Audio-Cable/dp/B000UZ66YO/ref=sr_1_81?ie=UTF8&qid=1391735210&sr=8-81&keywords=rca+cable to connect from your TV to the Acoustic Research transmitter box. On my TV, in the on-screen Audio Setup, there is an option to configure the TV audio output to "Fixed or Variable". Set it to "Fixed." This allows you to turn off the TV sound while still getting an audio signal to the Acoustic Research transmitter. After that, just turn everything on and it should work. If your TV doesn't have a fixed audio output, you may be able to connect it to your cable box. My FIOS box has a fixed audio out that works fine - but that approach doesn't work for your DVD/BlueRay player. Good luck.
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Had the same problem but works great plugged into my BluRay player. It only works when I'm watching DVD's.
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Too ez, you have to bypass it. Once the car reaches 20mph the DVD will not play. Look up and google bypass for this radio. Its a simple splice of the mute wire and a power wire. It been so long I cannot remember how to do it. Just google AVIC-X940BT bypass and the steps are simple. If not take to a small radio shop and they can do this for around 30 bucks. Don't buy and extra parts, its not needed.
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On gmc 02 envoy, pioneer DVD/AV works to a point I have onstar but don't use it but it appears to work bugs are with connections to parking brake and back lights CPU weirds out there are some work arounds I found online but never tried them otherwise works for me
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I am having the same problem with audio out of synch with the video. Would appreciate knowing if anyone has an answer.