My suggestion would be to power the DVD setup via a relay that pulls it's main power from a fused always hot and activate the relay from a wire to a component like the nav that stays on for the extra 10 minutes or so. Simple yet effective solution, just make sure to get the proper wiring schematics and use a multimeter to know ecactly what wires to hook to as you don't want to inadvertently cause a battery drain or other problem.

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