Car stereos with video input

 

— input for connecting an external video signal source to the radio — for example, a portable DVD player. Note that in this case, the video input means a composite interface, which provides the transmission of an analogue signal through one RCA connector (“tulip”); another video interface — RGB — has its own specifics and is indicated separately (see the relevant paragraph). The composite connector, in turn, provides a relatively low image quality and does not support HD resolutions, however, for car radios, even this is in most cases quite enough.

Advanced models of radio tape recorders may have more than one video input, which allows you to simultaneously connect several signal sources to them.