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How to Buy a DVD System with Dual Monitors for A Car or Minivan

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A DVD system with two or more monitors in your car or minivan can entertain your passengers with different media formats. Follow these steps to find a system.

From Quick Guide: Car DVD Players
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions
  1. Step 1

    Research "car DVD players" on the Web and read consumer reviews to acquaint yourself with what's available. A system that fits in your car also will fit in a minivan. Factor in a price that is compatible with your budget. DVD players with dual monitors are often on sale.

  2. Step 2

    Check the specs. Determine what format is supported by the DVD player: DVD-R. DVD-RW and DVD-ROM. If you want to play DVDs or CDs you've created at home, check if the unit you intend to purchase is compatible.

  3. Step 3

    Install the player unit in an accessible spot in your vehicle. Then install the monitors in the most appropriate spots for viewing. Study photos of installed monitors and adapt the same ideas.

  4. Step 4

    Consider add-on features to enhance the performance of your DVD system. Headphones are essential and usually come with the player. Also consider special speakers, LCD or TFT monitors, adapters and DVD storage cases.

Tips & Warnings
  • Laptop computers can function as a second monitor in vehicles if you don't have a dual-monitor DVD player.

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