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murphy1600

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Posted: March 07, 2013 at 7:06 PM / IP Logged

Hi everyone, I have a pair of video monitors that the player got ruined by a liquid spill, Is it possible to adapt the video monitors so I can use them with the stereo unit in my car, it does play dvds and has an rca video out plug but the monitors have a different plug-in that went to the player

oldspark

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Posted: March 07, 2013 at 7:25 PM / IP Logged

It all depends on what signaling type each has - ie, composite or VGA, HDMI etc - and their resolution.

Any required adaptation would probably be thru a video converter and IMO it's often cheaper or better getting monitors that directly suit. (Don't forget the power requirements of the monitors - ie, 12V versus automotive 12V.)

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