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cwilliams21 04-23-2005 08:34 PM

New DVD player and bummed out
 
Well I just got back from my local audio shop and had a new 10" headliner mounted Delphi DVD player put in and I bummed out over the quality of sound. It all started this morning when I installed my AUX cable I received from Pacific BMW. I thought since I have this in place I should go out and get a DVD installed, so I did just that. Well after hrs. of waiting on the installation the guy drove my car around, and I gave it a test drive. When I popped in a DVD I could barely hear sound even though the volume was turned totally up on both the head unit and the DVD player itself. The guy told me allot of people complain about this. Also, the headphone volume isn't all that loud as well. You can hear DVD's but I know soon as you hit the highway you will have issues (DADDY CAN YOU PLEASE TURN THE TIRES DOWN :bustingup )....Question: Is anyone else experiencing this other than me??

Thanks,

Craig

Chris F. 04-23-2005 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by cwilliams21
Well I just got back from my local audio shop and had a new 10" headliner mounted Delfi DVD player put in and I bummed out over the quality of sound. It all started this morning when I installed my AUX cable I received from Pacific BMW. I thought since I have this in place I should go out and get a DVD installed, so I did just that. Well after hrs. of waiting on the installation the guy drove my car around so I could give it a test. When I popped in a DVD I could barely hear sound even though the volume was turned totally up on both the head unit and the DVD player it's self. The guy told me allot of people complain about this. Also, the head phone volume isn't all that great. You can hear DVD's but I know soon as you hit the highway you will have issues....Question: Is anyone else experiencing this other than me??

Thanks,

Craig

Craig do you have the DSP sound system?

Smiley 04-23-2005 09:26 PM

Try adjusting the gain on the aux input. If you have non-DSP, non-nav like me, hit the audio button, then hit the button for + underneath the heading "Aux". Good luck.

cwilliams21 04-23-2005 09:31 PM

Yes, I have DSP. :(

x5Monkey® 04-23-2005 09:53 PM

turn on your dvd player. switch to aux mode on your headunit. now hit one of the station preset button on the headunit, 1-6. 1 in the lowest gain, 6 is the highest. report back how it works now. next buy me a beer. :D

edit...
also, what did you do with the OEM interior light housing that was there? are you aware that's where the motion detector for your alarm is, or i guess was?
Quote:

Originally Posted by cwilliams21
Well I just got back from my local audio shop and had a new 10" headliner mounted Delphi DVD player put in and I bummed out over the quality of sound. It all started this morning when I installed my AUX cable I received from Pacific BMW. I thought since I have this in place I should go out and get a DVD installed, so I did just that. Well after hrs. of waiting on the installation the guy drove my car around, and I gave it a test drive. When I popped in a DVD I could barely hear sound even though the volume was turned totally up on both the head unit and the DVD player itself. The guy told me allot of people complain about this. Also, the head phone volume isn't all that loud as well. You can hear DVD's but I know soon as you hit the highway you will have issues (DADDY CAN YOU PLEASE TURN THE TIRES DOWN :bustingup )....Question: Is anyone else experiencing this other than me??

Thanks,

Craig


cwilliams21 04-23-2005 10:45 PM

Hey you da man!! It worked. My headphones still need increasing though... DOH, yes it's gone and I have no alarm. O'well, I have a garage and good insurance :rofl:

Thanks for the tip though, I truly appricate it!!


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