Farenheit Installation
My head unit (AVIC-Z1) has multiple video inputs and outputs too but this screen will be used with both the head unit and the CarPC so having two inputs allows me to switch back and forth easily. I want to have the head unit hooked up to that monitor so that on long trips I can have the Nav going constantly on the HU while my girlfriend can keep watching her DVDs on the LCD.
But couldnt you put the PC into one of the headunit inputs? All you have to do is hid the source button to switch between the two? And the 7001 doesnt have vga so your going to have to convert either way.
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Originally Posted by sorphin
i could still use an answer to my resolution question 

In my highly trained and proffessional opinion the Farenheit has a better picture.
I used an Avia Home Theater DVD to set both audio and video levels of my system. The Farenhiet display has more controls than the Pioneer for picture adjustments and I was able to set brightness, contrast, hue, and saturation to the perfectly correct levels using the test patterns on the disk. I found the brightness of the Farenheit to be set way too high with a factory setting of 100 where careful adjustment found the proper setting to be 61. Both are pretty high resolution but the Farenhiet runs all the way upto the resolution limit of standard definition NTSC where the Pioneer came out just a tad shorter but not enough to notice with anything other than a resolution chart.
The Farenhiet screen is also a tad bigger - that 0.5" makes a difference when you're talking 6.5" vs. 7" ...
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Originally Posted by Kaitain
Any reason you used the T-7000MHR instead of the T-7001MHR? The only difference I can tell is the 7001 is the newer model that has 2 inputs vs. 1 but they both seem to be discontinued. I can still find them, but everyone says they are discontinued.
Anyway, I'm wondering if the 7001 is the exact same size as the 7000. I'd rather have two input than one...
Anyway, I'm wondering if the 7001 is the exact same size as the 7000. I'd rather have two input than one...
hey ive been doin my hw lately, i want to know if the BOSE HU for my 2006 touring model will need any AUX port such as PAC-NISS2 for the video ipod to the fahrenheit LCD ?
can you tell me how i should go about connecting the video ipod to the fahrenheit lcd so i can see the playlist on the screen that is being displayed on video ipod?
by the way, i want to keep my factory BOSE HU. let me know thanx! i've been wanting to do this and im this close to get it done..i'll be so grateful if i can have this behind me now..thanx!
i want to talk to my installer and see how well he knows about it..he has audio shop..but i want to be safe and have informations
can you tell me how i should go about connecting the video ipod to the fahrenheit lcd so i can see the playlist on the screen that is being displayed on video ipod?
by the way, i want to keep my factory BOSE HU. let me know thanx! i've been wanting to do this and im this close to get it done..i'll be so grateful if i can have this behind me now..thanx!
i want to talk to my installer and see how well he knows about it..he has audio shop..but i want to be safe and have informations
it is possible to do it because the fahrenheit has the s-video wire..so i thought if i can get the pac-niss2 aux port and get the video cable for the video ipod from apple..and wire it all..but i need know...if i need the PAC-NISS2 for the 2006 BOSE HU..since people has been saying to get the PAC-NISS2 aux port for the BOSE HU for the 2003-2005 models...so...im lost!!!
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Well it's been over a year but I don't recall seeing anything but a normal line level RCA cable input - and no S-video input. I would think the video iPod has a normal composite video output which is a normal input to the Farenheit video screen.
Looking at the iPod AV connection kit on Apple's web site:
S-video is normal a componet output - I'm not thinking s-video is an option here. The Farenheit will work baring anyone proving to me that it doesn't have composite video output.
The iPod AV Cable will connect into video input of the Farenheit. How you get the audio into the stock head end is another matter - I don't need a PAC-NISS2 as my Pioneer AVIC has AV inputs and outputs.
Looking at the iPod AV connection kit on Apple's web site:
iPod AV Cable
On one end, the iPod AV Cable connects to the headphone port of the iPod or the line-out port on the iPod Universal Dock. On the other end, it connects to the left/right stereo input jacks on a stereo, powered speakers or TV and the composite video input on a TV or monitor.
On one end, the iPod AV Cable connects to the headphone port of the iPod or the line-out port on the iPod Universal Dock. On the other end, it connects to the left/right stereo input jacks on a stereo, powered speakers or TV and the composite video input on a TV or monitor.
The iPod AV Cable will connect into video input of the Farenheit. How you get the audio into the stock head end is another matter - I don't need a PAC-NISS2 as my Pioneer AVIC has AV inputs and outputs.
Sorry I couldnt respond to your PM it does not go through at work for some reason. My HU is in my sig below \/\/\/\/\/\/
Do a search on google for it, you can find all the goods on it. If you look at the pics you can see the jack for it on the far right.
Do a search on google for it, you can find all the goods on it. If you look at the pics you can see the jack for it on the far right.
hey can you tell me about ur experiences with your HU...
tel me the pros and cons...
can you see the playlist being displayed on ur fahrenheit screen?? if i got a video ipod, u think it will be able to play videos or music videos on the screen thru that headunit? please reply..thanx!
its ok about the pm...
tel me the pros and cons...
can you see the playlist being displayed on ur fahrenheit screen?? if i got a video ipod, u think it will be able to play videos or music videos on the screen thru that headunit? please reply..thanx!
its ok about the pm...
I have only hooked up a normal Ipod not a video, and yes it shows a heads up display on your screen. Same when you have burned CD's it shows on the heads up. The real neat thing is this head unit show meta tag info on the screen. So if gives artist name, cd title, rating, genre, and so on and so forth. It also supports many folders on the cd/dvd. So I have all my music broken up into genre folders so I can quickly jump into which ever music I want to listen to, and then just set it on random play. One last cood feature is it reads burned dvd's so you can put 4.3 gig's of songs (or music videos) on a dvd, set it up in folders for easy browsing and it makes for a real nice set up. Do some looking around on the net or send a msg to JVD tech support to see if the front aux will play video. I love the HU and am very happy with it, and the price is pretty good to (I picked mine up for 190) There are also more video in's in the back if the aux in the front does not support video. You could just drill a hole to the side of the head unit (in the dash trim) and mound the video in there, so you could quicly hook up your ipod video.
sweet! i'll check out the product and contact the tech support!
thanx for the info...my god..this is just the easy solution!! a simple headunit that can play dvd and such....with an ipod hookup...nice..
now i dont have to go thru that pac-niss aux or any other aux crap!
thanx for the info...my god..this is just the easy solution!! a simple headunit that can play dvd and such....with an ipod hookup...nice..
now i dont have to go thru that pac-niss aux or any other aux crap!
I am looking for the smallest Cameras that I can install in front and rear of the car and connet them to my screens. Any suggestions to which one would be good for this projet?
BTW I've seen the one's that come in the lincense frame and I was not a big fan.. I looking for some thing I can Hide ine the front bumper behind the grill and under niether the hatch for the rear.
Thanx
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