AVH-P4000DVD Video playback problem
Hello,
i have just installed it, i tried VCD and Divx videos but it wont play, i got the sound only , no video ..
what is the problem , what is the solution ?
Thanks alot
i have just installed it, i tried VCD and Divx videos but it wont play, i got the sound only , no video ..
what is the problem , what is the solution ?
Thanks alot
You may get an answer here. You may get several answers, as a matter of fact.
But, truthfully, you should contact Pioneer customer service and let them help you troubleshoot the problem. I have received lots of good information from them on my yet to be installed P4000.
Here is the customer service telephone number: 800-421-1404
But, truthfully, you should contact Pioneer customer service and let them help you troubleshoot the problem. I have received lots of good information from them on my yet to be installed P4000.
Here is the customer service telephone number: 800-421-1404
What's the system doing? Blue screen, and sound? Does it play DVD's OK?
Was your system pro installed, or did you do it yourself? Either way, do you know what was done with the parking brake connection? That would be my first guess... It cannot just be grounded - the unit needs to see ground, then open, then grounded again to allow playback. Search this forum for some good answers on how to arrange this.
If DVD's play OK, and it's just DIVX / VCD's - I'm guessing they were encoded with a codec the P4000 doesn't understand...
Laz
Was your system pro installed, or did you do it yourself? Either way, do you know what was done with the parking brake connection? That would be my first guess... It cannot just be grounded - the unit needs to see ground, then open, then grounded again to allow playback. Search this forum for some good answers on how to arrange this.
If DVD's play OK, and it's just DIVX / VCD's - I'm guessing they were encoded with a codec the P4000 doesn't understand...
Laz
If its a bypass problem (prolly is). Then just go grab a relay from an O'Reilly's.
Wire 30 - Pk. Brake wire from HU.
87 - Ground
85 - Ground
86 - Remote wire from HU.
This will automatically bypass it everytime you get in. Oh and the numbers correspond to terminals on the relay.
Wire 30 - Pk. Brake wire from HU.
87 - Ground
85 - Ground
86 - Remote wire from HU.
This will automatically bypass it everytime you get in. Oh and the numbers correspond to terminals on the relay.
Laz
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If its a bypass problem (prolly is). Then just go grab a relay from an O'Reilly's.
Wire 30 - Pk. Brake wire from HU.
87 - Ground
85 - Ground
86 - Remote wire from HU.
This will automatically bypass it everytime you get in. Oh and the numbers correspond to terminals on the relay.
Wire 30 - Pk. Brake wire from HU.
87 - Ground
85 - Ground
86 - Remote wire from HU.
This will automatically bypass it everytime you get in. Oh and the numbers correspond to terminals on the relay.
That relay idea is great. Ive got a little switch wired up now that I flip when needed. I probably wont ever do the relay mod because I rarely use the vid portion, but a great idea nuntheless (sp?)
A relay (Bosch style is most typical) is an electrical switch. They are not hard to hook up, usually only 4 pins are used.
If its a bypass problem (prolly is). Then just go grab a relay from an O'Reilly's.
Wire 30 - Pk. Brake wire from HU.
87 - Ground
85 - Ground
86 - Remote wire from HU.
This will automatically bypass it everytime you get in. Oh and the numbers correspond to terminals on the relay.
Wire 30 - Pk. Brake wire from HU.
87 - Ground
85 - Ground
86 - Remote wire from HU.
This will automatically bypass it everytime you get in. Oh and the numbers correspond to terminals on the relay.
Last edited by cannonballgsu; Feb 18, 2009 at 04:44 PM.
Yes and yes. Now, if using more than 2 amplifiers in the rear a second relay may be needed due to current demands from the amps and the additional relay. Each relay uses 150mA to energize the coils, and amps also use transistors on the boards to allow the amps to "turn on", these also can draw a decent bit. That will then exceed the 500mA most HU's are capable of. (WARNING! IF USING AN ALPINE HU AND MORE THAN 1 AMPLIFIER, USE A RELAY OR RISK RUINING YOUR REMOTE FEED ON THE DECK!!!)


