PYLE PLD3MU 3-Inch TFT Touch Screen DVD/VCD/MP3/CDR/USB Player and AM/FM Receiver
Product Description
DVD/VCD/MPEG4/CD/CD-R/CDRW Compatible Treble/Bass/Balance/Fader/Encoder/Volume PLL Synthesizer Tuner Auto Store / Preset Scan AM/FM 2 Band Radio (USA/Euro) 30 Station Memory (18FM / 12AM) Built-In 3-Inch (16:9) TFT Color Monitor Touch Screen Control Operation Resolution: 1440 x 234 Pixels ightness: 400 NITS PAL / NTSC Color On Screen Display Title/Time/Chapter/Subtitle Angle Anti-Shock Mechanism ESP Function LO/DX ST / MO Selector Repeat/ Intro/ Random Clock Function Mute Control RCA Line Out Preset EQ Subwoofer Output Selectable View Angle A/V Input A/V Output Remote Control Rear Camera Output Parking Video Input USB Connector 320 Watts (4 x 80 W) Last Position Memory Dimensions: 2.47-Inch (W) x.83-Inch (H) x 2.75-Inch (D)
Features:
- DVD/VCD/MPEG4/CD/CD-R/CDRW Compatible
- 30 Station Memory (18FM / 12AM)
- Built-In 3″ (16:9) TFT Color Monitor
- Touch Screen Control Operation
- Anti-Shock Mechanism
Price: Too low to display
PYLE PLD3MU 3-Inch TFT Touch Screen DVD/VCD/MP3/CDR/USB Player and AM/FM Receiver
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I just installed my Pyle PLD3MU and had the chance to do some testing with it. Overall I am impressed with all of the features and functions it has. There are some quirks and the instructions are poorly translated but for the price I feel the total package was a good deal.
DVD – It plays DVDs well – the screen is rather clear for its size. I wouldn’t equate it to an ipod or iphone video screen but it has more than adequate resolution for a tiny screen. Hardly jagged edges if at all. Excellent viewing angle and lots of color/tint contrast settings that I can adjust. I’m playing the DVD through an overhead mounted LCD screen and the resolution is adequate for passenger viewing but not HD… so don’t expect perfection here.
CD – the sound is great but out of the box the display of the track, time, etc is so small it can hardly be read. I am not sure if the display size can be adjusted or not in CD mode (haven’t tried yet).
Radio AM/FM operation – works good; it appears the pre-sets must be done automatically, I haven’t found a way to set my own stations. Since there are no preset buttons I supppose you just auto-program and skip from station to station. Not quite as fast as presets but close enough. The display is much better for AM/FM radio than for CDs, it has nice big letters and selectable backgrounds. Clock only shows military time from what I can tell (i.e. 00:00 to 23:59).
Remote control works good out of the box. Button presses are reliable. To FF or RW a DVD, hold down the skip forward or skip back buttons while aiming at the screen.
When switching between sources, there is a short period of blue screen with source name listed, then the desired selection will show.
Touch screen is easy to use and seems to associate finger vs. intent rather accurately. Not too soft or squishy. Detachable face detaches and attaches akwardly but easily enough. When removed, the rectangular LED under the disc slot blinks slowly to indicate anti-theft while the car is off. I appreciate this because higher end units seem to have gotten rid of the blinking LEDs when face is detached (at least Kenwood has).
The instructions included with the unit are sparse. Some areas not translated into english very well. However, I had no problem installing because the wiring all matches the aftermarket in-dash recevier convention for colors of wires. There is a matching wiring diagram on the bottom of the unit affixed as a sticker, in case the one in the manual gets lost or is not available. A large square connector is at the end of all the wires to facilitate testing at the factory. It must be cut off to allow for installation to a vehicle specific pigtail adapter. Manual didn’t explain this.
The brake wire (gray or brown) from the back of the unit needs to go to a ground (-) source when the car is not moving (example: parking brake or foot pedal brake). If your brake activates a positive lead like my Dodge pickup, you’ll need to find another way to ground the unit to be able to see the video on the 3″ TFT screen. Whenever this lead is connected to ground, the video will show on the detachable face screen. The video output always shows through the video out port regardless of brake wire connection or not.