lumberdelt

So you moved the mute wire to the bottom row straight down from where it was?

No, you move the mute wire one space to the right. It ends up being in the outermost slot on the far right of the side (when looking at the wires.)

I should also mention that you may need to deal with a "Vehicle Speed Input" wire. I believe it is a pink wire on the x930. You can simply cut/not connect this wire, but I wanted to have the option of feeding this signal to the unit. The problem is that the unit will cut video to the head-unit once you are in motion (if this wire is connected), even if you have completed the "mute wire parking brake bypass". My solution was to install a simple $4 Radio Shack switch. This way I can interrupt the signal if the passenger wants to utilize the head-unit video/nav while in motion and I can reestablish the in-motion signal to take advantage of the speed-volume correction.

Thank you for the replies. I ended up finding that same excerpt in the manual about the external media not playing through the video out. That blows, but at least I can stop trying to figure out why it isn't working. The issue was that I was trying to play a video off of an SD card inserted in the front of the unit. When I have a DVD playing on the head-unit and set the 2nd zone to "Mirror AV", everything plays fine.

Thanks again for the help. Even with this limitation, I am very happy with the x930BT. I've got it feeding a pair of Vizualogic headrest monitors in the back of my 2011 GMC Acadia.

I am not getting any video to my rear monitors when I set my x930BT video out to "Mirror AV". I have tested "Disc" with a DVD and "iPod", these both work fine. Anybody know a setting that I may have wrong or another reason why I wouldn't have rear monitor video when "Mirror AV" is selected?

I just installed the x930bt in my 2011 Acadia. I can also confirm the "mute wire-green brake wire-ground" bypass works on the x930bt. I followed the instructions that are out there for the x920bt. No problems.