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Watch video soure while listening to another source?

By Mr. Spike · Mar 11, 2008in General💬 7 posts👁️ 1,099 views
Posted Mar 11, 2008 · 14:45 UTC#1

Does anyone know if it is possible to watch a video source while listening to another source? Here is my specific scenario. I like to listen to my sirius radio which is connected to AV-1. The thing that sucks about this is that the screen is just black (no video). Is it possible to still listen to my sirius on AV-1 and view a video input from, say, my video ipod?? Or is it possible to at least view a background image??

Posted Mar 11, 2008 · 14:59 UTC#2

The only thing you can display is the nav map or hit the hide button and display the background image. Only one audio/video source can be used at a time.

Posted Mar 11, 2008 · 16:00 UTC#3

just like he said, you cant do it.

if you get the pioneer sirius module you can.....not expensive either.

just connect it to your avic and youll have a user interface that you can control throught touch screen.

then youll be able to do what you want.

Posted Mar 11, 2008 · 17:23 UTC#4
The only thing you can display is the nav map or hit the hide button and display the background image. Only one audio/video source can be used at a time.

 

Thank you both for the reply posts. I tried touching the hide button on the AV1 screen, however, nothing happens. It is still just a black screen when I press hide. Is there a menu setting that I need to change? I have all three background screens set within the Navigation Menu.

Posted Mar 11, 2008 · 17:50 UTC#5

I didn't notice you said it was hooked up via the AV inputs. I just assumed it was the pioneer XM tuner hooked though the IPBUS connection. I don't know if the hide interface option works for the AV inputs as well.

Posted Mar 11, 2008 · 17:58 UTC#6

it doesnt...it only hides the "AV1" words that are top of the screen.

Posted Mar 16, 2008 · 05:49 UTC#7

You can do it if you use a non ibus Sirius unit . If you have a regular Sirius unit like a Sportster , replay , or what ever , use the pin jack to RCA audio cable ( red / white ) and plug into the D3 input source 1 or 2 , and use the camera the video . That is what I did in mine . I also have a video selector switcher so I can can the video source on the fly . I pull a 30 foot car hauler and use the switcher to change cameras . I have one as my normal back up camera , I have a camera on the back of the trailer , one facing the fifth wheel , it makes hooking the trailer a snap , and the forth moulded into the pass side mirror to check for blind spots .