DVD player

So anyone know of a double din deck that you can hook up a computer to and use it as a screen? I looked a little online. Also have recommendations for a DVD player?

This is the company that a lot of the mazdaspeed people went with

[url= http://www.caskamultimedia.com/] http://www.caskamultimedia.com/[/url]

They made OE fit stuff for the car. No idea what type of universal shit they offer or if it's anything but chinese garbage but the reviews I saw from forum members were really positive.

Eh, good luck with that. Why not just go CarPC? I'll look when I get home, but I'm pretty sure my Alpine W505 cannot accept video inputs. It can do a rear video camera though... might be a work around for that.

Im a fan of the pioneer double din line. I've always bought them and still currently use them

^ Yeah x2.

I used an double din lcd screen with a mac mini in my last car.. worked great, had wifi, bluetooth, ect.. all hooked up to my factory stereo wiring..

Like tusk said, there really isn't a car stereo out there that will have input for a computer of function like one. I used the Lilliput touch screen on mine it was like $350.. it has hdmi & VGA along with RCA, ect.. it's simple. YOu really only need a computer, powersupply to run it, and a monitor.

I'll be installing one again in the ITR over the winter. It's a pretty simple process once you have everthing.

While in the reading room perusing my Crotchfield mag I found some of what you are looking for. Clarion, Pioneer, Sony, and JVC all have DDINs with A/V inputs (Yellow coax/RCA). Alpine and Kenwood do not. You need to dive into their mid level, so you're looking at around $500 (Crutchfield prices).

I love my Alpine IVA W505 and it's goodies, but depending on what you want the PC for, I'd REALLY look into a CarPC.

^ yeah the CarPC's are great.. Hooking a tv up to the DDIN is the easy part, hooking a computer monitor is different, and you will have to get a converter unless you can run HDMI.