There's probably just an aux cable running from the screen to the head unit, and the head unit is switching to aux when the screen is powered on just like it would if you manually plugged something into the aux port. If you can find another unit that has an aux output above the headliner line, it would likely work.The overhead DVD that comes installed from the factory has the feature of switching to the AUX source whenever the screen is opened. I doubt if this will be supported by other aftermarket players.
I have the same system and mine works flawlessly. You have to formate the flash drive to FAT32 and just save the .mp4 files to the root. I just uploaded a YouTube video showing how it works. Hope that helps!DVD playback is fine, but the other sources like USB/SD card does not play anything other than the MPEG/MPEG2 video formats. MP4( i think the default video format of these days) format is not recognized at all. So, i am checking if i can replace it with a blu-ray player which would support all recent video formats. The overhead DVD that comes installed from the factory has the feature of switching to the AUX source whenever the screen is opened. I doubt if this will be supported by other aftermarket players.
The mopar DVD player in my 2017 Pacifica just stopped working. Chrysler will replace it for $900. Personally I think it should have lasted more than 3 1/2 years. What a piece of crap. I wish I would’ve put it in myself later. Any recommendations as to what dvd could replace that easily?
Are you sure it's the DVD player itself that's bad? Does it power up at all?The mopar DVD player in my 2017 Pacifica just stopped working. Chrysler will replace it for $900. Personally I think it should have lasted more than 3 1/2 years. What a piece of crap. I wish I would’ve put it in myself later. Any recommendations as to what dvd could replace that easily?