How do i get my dvd player to play through the vehicle speakers? can i connect my ipod to the rca inputs and play it through the vehicle speakers?

To wire a Model DVD2-654 DVD player to your 2005 Chevrolet Trailblazer, you will need to connect the DVD player's power, ground, and audio/video cables to the appropriate connectors in the vehicle.
Here is a general wiring diagram for a DVD player in a car:

1. Connect the power cable to the DVD player's power input. This is typically a red wire.
2. Connect the ground cable to the DVD player's ground terminal. This is typically a black or yellow wire.
3. Connect the audio/video cables to the DVD player's audio/video output. These are typically colored RCA cables (red, white, and yellow).
4. Connect the other ends of the power, ground, and audio/video cables to the appropriate connectors in the vehicle.

• The power cable will typically need to be connected to a fused power source, such as the vehicle's battery or a fuse in the fuse box.
• The ground cable will typically need to be connected to a bare metal surface in the vehicle, such as a metal bracket or the frame.
• The audio/video cables will typically need to be connected to the audio/video input on the vehicle's radio or entertainment system.

Keep in mind that this is a general wiring diagram, and the specific connections and wire colors may vary depending on your specific DVD player and vehicle. I recommend consulting the user manual for your DVD player and your vehicle's audio system for more detailed instructions on how to wire the DVD player.

Determining the Cause of the Problem Let's assume our system has a head unit, a crossover, a two channel amplifier and two door speakers with only the right speaker working (the left speaker is not working). If the door speakers are behind the door panels then we want to make sure the speaker is the problem before removing the panel. We'll work backwards starting with the amplifier and ending at the head unit. Testing for a Speaker Problem With the vehicle and the stereo turned off disconnect the speaker wires for both the left and right speakers at the amplifier. Now connect the left speaker to the right amplifier output (which we know works). Turn on the stereo system and make sure the balance is set to the middle position.If the speaker still doesn't work then the problem is somewhere between the amplifier and the speaker Testing for an Amplifier Problem Now we'll need to see if the amplifier channel is bad. Put the left speaker back on the left amplifier channel and the right speaker on the right amplifier channel. This returns the speaker wiring to its original configuration. Again, with the vehicle and stereo off unplug the RCA cables from the amplifier's input and switch them so the left cable is in the right input and vice versa. Turn on the stereo system. Testing for an RCA Cable Problem For any intermediate components between the amplifier and the head unit follow these steps for each one. We only have a crossover so we'll just do this once. Begin by testing the RCA cables between the intermediate component and the amplifier. Unplug both RCA cables from the intermediate component's output. Now plug the working channel's RCA cable into the non-working side of the crossover. In our case the working channel is the right so plug the right RCA cable from the amplifier into the left side of the crossover. Turn on the stereo system.
If the right channel continues to work then you know the problem is in the RCA cables between the amp and the crossover. esting for a Crossover or Equalizer Problem At the input of the intermediate component (in our case the crossover) flip the RCA cables around (left to right input and vice versa). Turn on the stereo system.
If the right channel continues to work and the left channel continues to not work then you know the problem is in the intermediate component. Replace or repair this component.
If the problem is now in the right speaker and the left speaker works then the problem lies before the crossover. Turn off the stereo system and return the RCA cables to their normal places.
Testing for a Head Unit or RCA Cable Problem Pull out the head unit from the dash so you can access the RCA cables. Unplug both RCA cables from the head unit. Do not disconnect any other wiring. Plug the right RCA cable into the left channel of the head unit. Turn on the stereo system.

are you trying to hook up in a car? if not place your question in the tv section. if in house just hook up using a hdmi cable or use rca cables red yellow and white. output on dvd to input on tv.

The cost to repair it will cost you more then to just buy a used one from a auto wrecker.

• Plug the power cable of the Samsung VHS/DVD player into an available power outlet near the television.

Connect a set of RCA audio and video cables to the color-coded outputs on the back of your Samsung VHS/DVD player. The colors of these cables are yellow (video), white (left audio) and red (right audio).

Take the other end of the RCA audio and video cables and connect them to the color-corresponding inputs on your television. When plugging in these cables, look for a label for the input, such as "Video 1" and "Audio 1." This will be important in Step 5.

Turn on the television and the Samsung VHS/DVD player.

Tune your television to the video input channel that you noted in Step 3. If you did not take note, you can also tune through your television's input channels until you find the one displaying the signal from the DVD/VCR player.

Insert a VHS tape or DVD into the Samsung player and press the "Play" button to verify that the unit is functioning properly.

Component Video

Plug the power cable of the Samsung VHS/DVD player into an available power outlet near the television.

Connect a set of component video cables to the color-coded outputs on the back of your Samsung VHS/DVD player. These cables will look similar to composite audio and video cables, but they are instead color-coded as red, blue and green.

Plug the other end of the component video cables into the color-corresponding inputs on your television. Take note of what input number you are plugging the cords into, as it will be useful later.

Connect a set of RCA audio cables to "Audio Out" jacks on your VHS/DVD player, then connect the other ends to your television. These cables are color-coded as red and white and must be plugged into the same input number as the component video cables.

Turn on the television and the Samsung VHS/DVD player.

Tune your television to the component video input channel where you connected the Samsung VHS/DVD player.

Insert a VHS or DVD into the Samsung player and press the "Play" button to verify that the unit is functioning properly.

Hi, if it has a plug for the ipod. Yes, You may need to buy an adapter to fit the plug on your radio.

The auxillary jack is by the 2 cigarette lighters under the centre armrest.

If you don't have a cassette player, you can purchase an ipod/RCA adapter cable for about $10 and plug it into your aux inputs in the rear. The cable has one end that fits into your ipod headphone plug and the other end is a white and red pair of plugs (called RCA plugs)that will plug into the rear inputs.

I believe so, there are some audio jacks that are converters from a power source, such as, a lighter jack.

u can buy a cable that splits from an audio output into the red and white cables so u can hook it up to anolog jacks