JazzyWho

Hiyah, no problem for reply. I’ve been working On getting the front DVD player to work in the back bit so far all I’ve been able to do is plug in a separate DVD player to see if the rest of screens work. The vehicle is 17yrs old so it’s not the best quality of screens. However still fairly advanced since I can’t seem to get the thing working how it’s suppose too. I’m thinking like yourself an upgrade maybe worth the investment esp if I sell & upgrade to a newer alphie. My 12yr old wants PS in the back & my toddlers will wanna watch their shows. …. but for now I can at least play a dvd for short trips if we need it. thanks for making the post

Interesting! When driving at night, my Alphie looks like a small jetplane.

Our thoughts exactly. There are even screens for the driver and passenger & a small screen on the rear view mirror. All of which are driving hazards. im working on the pin code to unlock whatever I can. I’ll report back for those who may find their Alphard over the top with screens.

Thanks Chris & Rojie for your help / tips. In Australia we originally used PAL but it was fazed out when digital come along. I actually came across an option for a code to be entered on the MMS screen (front dash dvd) so will try that. When I accidentally find it again. Do either of you know why the Alpine screen & all the headrest screens would be blue? I have 11 screens to be exact. When the Alpine overhead monitor is on it shows blue screen, I cannot open up any menu when I press the buttons. It’s as if one machine is not talking to the other. jazz

Hey there, that’s exciting you have a working dvd. Can I ask if you had to have a separate Alpine DVD player (compatible) to the overhead unit? I have an Alpine overhead monitor In my Alphard I just bought. the front dash monitor (which can play dvds on its own but not through overhead monitor) is Carrozzeria. I’ve attached the brands ‘ models of units if anyone can point me in the right direction. any help is appreciated 😊 jazz Western Australia