I've been lurking around GMC message boards and Video installation web sites for the past 2 years looking to get video onto the 2003 GMC Denali Factory NAV radio. Well this weekend I finally found a site that published the exact RGBS pinouts in one of their installation manual's and a nice how to. Within an hour of removing the radio, I had confirmed that these pins did in fact control R, G, B and Sync. It was just a matter of time.
I'm now wondering what mobile device I should/can use to convert my Video "composite" signal to RGB to then drive into the head unit? I've found a unit by PAC-Audio called the VCI-GM1 which comes with a nice little ribbon cable ready to make the cut-in. It has a "video" input (RCA) which one would think is just what I want.
Problem: The product (and every reference I've seen so far), markets itself as an input for a backup camera. No place does it mention that it would be satisfactory for any type of video input. What I would like to do is to take the Video out from my audiovox overhead unit, and bring it into my front seat NAV.
I've e-mailed both PAC-Audio, and a guy selling on eBay, but so far no response.
Anyone have any ideas, or other alternatives?
Roveer
Yeah, it is for a backup camera. Sure it is. Yup no video here. Incase you can't pick it up, Sarcasm.
It should have an rca input for video.
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Certified Security Specialist
Always check info with a digital multimeter.
I promise to be good.
Tell Darwin I sent you.
I've been sick lately, sorry I won't be on much.