Kodi in your Car with a DDAUTO Monitor Review 

Because some people (like me) prefer a full built-in entertainment system in their vehicle

This doesn’t work for a cars

Why not?

@@codygarrett3123 it's not the propper connection, they can vibrate lose and cause a fire, at the least you should use crimp connectors

Nice, I still love mine!

Some DVD players have codex..

I have ripped my dvds to a hard drive so that's what we use in the car, but the pc itself streams just fine.

Thanks! I make sure to shut the computer down before turning off the car but also I have it and the screen tied into an always on fuse and a switch. So if I'm making a quick pit stop I just leave it on. And since I really only use this for trips, I don't want power to the screen all the time, I just flip the rocker switch.

Unfortunately that one isn't being sold anymore but there are lots of them. On amazon. It doesn't take much to run kodi so any of them should work.

I just checked Amazon and unfortunately it is not available. This video is quite old. The monitor still works awesome though! Here is the link anyway. www.amazon.com/dp/B073J36HGH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_3rOPFbBGWNXNR?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Depends on your car,

This one was a 13 inch. I put one in 2 of my cars and they've worked great for years.

I am thinking about installing a 20" or 25" or maybe two of them so that I can move them to the sides to allow for full view of rearview mirror and back window and would have two HUGE screens! With the kodi setup you can download and play video games as well! I plan on getting a WiFi hotspot built directly in as well so that we can access the internet anytime instead of just when at hotspots like Tim Hortons or McDonald's etc

I want to know this as well

@@normanb8s No, this support Bluetooth headphone.

Gino Foogle you realize plenty of cars have factory DVD players right?

Lol, ever heard of privacy tinted windows that come factory fitted?