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There’s a guy called “Mausberry” who developed these “car shutdown circuits” but they do no work as designed and don’t shut down properly even when you set the scripts accurately. The Trick is to get them both to power on when the engine starts which isn’t the problem. One acts as the server, the other as the client. There is a “software” solution, which basically involves 2 Raspberry PIs. Trust me, I tried this on my wife’s QX80 and I have not heard of a “complete” solution that works as promised. Because a solution for running plex in a vehicle with rear monitors is painful.

Rear screens cannot play different movies off same USBĬlick to expand.I have a feeling he’s just saying use Plex on the iPad.

Front USB only plays on the front video screen, Rear USB only plays on rear video screens.

If you are using the front USB/Video, the video portion will stop while driving but the audio will continue.

You don’t have the ability to skip/search chapters like you would a DVD/BD, but you can fast-forward and rewind.

Using the USB stick, you can browse and select from the list of movies on the USB stick.

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If the original audio is full surround, then you will also have full surround when played and it sounds great (ex: Eagles – Hell Freezes Over). We have the 1700w Meridian system and Rear Seat Entertainment, and I have tested this with a few different movies using a Lexar 128GB USB stick formatted as FAT32. This should enable you to convert and play these movies using either the front USB or rear USB (if you have Rear Seat Entertainment). For the BD in the example above, the MKV file was 32GB and the final AVI/Xvid file was 1.6GB. This process will also significantly reduce the file size. Here’s an example of the above settings I used… Once conversion is complete, copy files to USB stick (FAT32) or similar device.Click Start to begin the conversion process.If you have selected multiple MKVs to convert, the above settings can be set for each individual file.XviD4PSP doesn't appear to a DTS encoder, so you would need to convert DTS to AC3.Set Audio options - check the audio stream to convert, and Codec: AC3 CBR 576 (I believe these are defaults).Set Video options – Codec: XVID and Preset: SHQ.Set Save to: the Folder option and select the destination folder and name (extension should be.

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Set Format to AVI, then to the right of that select DVD Player 480p.In the center part of the screen, Codecs should already be selected.Select the MKV file you want to convert (you can select more than one MKV file).Once your DVD/BD has been converted, run XviD4PSP.

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If you need to update any of the metadata tags I would suggest using MKVToolNix ( ) Supports the conversion from many different formats to AVI/Xvid and is free to use.

XviD4PSP ( ) – used to convert MKV file to AVI/Xvid format.

This is currently free to use while in “beta” ( ).

MakeMKV ( ) – used to rip a DVD/BD to a single MKV file.There are a variety of software tools available to convert DVDs/BDs. If you already have a library of DVDs/BDs on your NAS or Media Server that are not in the supported format you will need to convert these. From what I can figure out, only formats (codecs) that are supported are AVI/DivX and AVI/Xvid (Note: I had better luck with the AVI/Xvid). In addition, there isn’t much information available on the web or “How To’s” either.

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Reading through the RRS manuals and other information online doesn’t really tell you much about supported formats, etc. A better option is to put copies of these DVDs/BDs on a USB stick (or drive) and have a portable library available for our travels. Unfortunately, traveling with a stack of these is not only a pain but also risks damaging the discs. For many of us, we have a collection of DVDs/BDs which we may want to use in our RRS.