[hmunster2]

I was wondering if anyone knows of an inexpensive and small (not more than 10") video screen that can be hooked up to the composite video out of my Sony Blu-ray, so that I can view the menu when on internet radio without having to power up (and keep powered up) my big screen set?

Thanks

 

[Kal Rubinson]

Look for:

1. LCDs for automobile use. Most of these take composite input and I use one for my system.

2. Portable DVD players, if they have an A/V input. Most do not.

 

[hmunster2]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Kal Rubinson /forum/post/19720373


Look for:

1. LCDs for automobile use. Most of these take composite input and I use one for my system.

2. Portable DVD players, if they have an A/V input. Most do not.

Kal, if you don't mind me asking, which make and model do you use? Can it be hooked up to AC rather than battery?

Thanks

 

[Kal Rubinson]



Quote:
Originally Posted by hmunster2 /forum/post/19720669


Kal, if you don't mind me asking, which make and model do you use? Can it be hooked up to AC rather than battery?

Thanks

It is an Audiovox with an AC supply. It is so old, you cannot buy it anymore. Do a Google search for {LCD monitors 7"} or other size.

 

[hmunster2]

Thanks, I'll do that.