Pioneer Avh-P5200Dvd In-Dash 7-Inch Touchscreen Dvd Multimedia A/V Receiver

Get your media on the road with Pioneer’s AVH-P5200DVD, an in-dash single-DIN DVD Multimedia AV Receiver featuring a motorized seven-inch widescreen display. With versatile music and video playback, modern features like USB Direct Control and DivX support, a built-in MOSFET 50 W x 4 amplifier, and plenty of expansion options, it’s the perfect way to turn your vehicle into a mobile entertainment center.

Pioneer Car Audio Systems Pioneer’s Mobile Business Group is known for offering the kind of in-car products that make driving more enjoyable by offering high quality audio and video, seamless connectivity and ease-of-use. Its focus is on the development of new digital technologies including audio video, navigation and satellite radio, while maintaining its strong heritage in products for car audio enthusiasts and sound competitors.

Motorized seven-inch touchscreen.

Rear A/V RCA input, three 4V RCA preamp outputs, steering wheel remote input, and video out via breakout cables.

AVH-P5200DVD Features

Motorized Seven-Inch Touchscreen Display
The AVH-P5200DVD boasts a seven-inch TFT LCD touchscreen display with 1440 x 240 pixel resolution. Navigating your media and system settings from the touchscreen is a breeze thanks to intuitive touch controls and customizable menus. Tap, Swipe or Drag–exactly the way you expect a touchscreen device to work.

When not in use, the screen tucks away safely in the unit. The viewing angle is also adjustable, from 50 to 110 degrees.

Versatile Multimedia Playback
Enjoy your favorite DVDs while parked with the full-featured DVD player, or add a back seat screen for your passengers to watch as you drive. The AVH-P5200DVD will play DVDs, DVD-Rs, Video CDs and even DivX files burnt to CD or DVD (or from a USB device). You can also use the rear A/V input to attach external devices like video game systems.

As for music, you can enjoy your favorite CDs, or listen to MP3/WMA/AAC files from either CD/DVD data discs or a USB device.

USB Input / SD Memory Card Slot
Connect USB thumb drives or other devices and enjoy playback of your digital audio files or DivX video. Ditto for SD memory cards. This makes it a breeze to quickly grab some media from your computer before a big road trip, and enjoy hours of entertainment on the road.

iPod Direct Control (CD-IU50V required)
Connect your iPod directly and experience exceptional sound quality while easily navigating through music, videos and album art on the AVH-P5200DVD’s screen. Say goodbye to the annoying static of FM transmitters and other iPod half-solutions.

Advanced Sound Retriever
Hear the detail, warmth and clarity, the way the artist intended it, from all of your highly compressed MP3, WMA and AAC files stored on USB memory device, iPod and portable digital players. By restoring data (especially higher frequencies) that tend to get lost in the digital compression process, Pioneer’s Advanced Sound Retriever technology enhances audio reproduction nearly all the way up to 20 kHz frequencies.

Supertuner IIID AM/FM Tuner
Pioneer’s legendary Supertuner IIID combines the best of digital and analog tuner technologies to reduce distortion to bring you exceptional FM and AM performance. If you live in an area where reception is weak, you’ll hear a big improvement in signal strength. And when you’re near tall buildings, Supertuner IIID reduces the effect of multi-path noise, which occurs when the signal is reflecting off of the buildings.

Always have your favorite stations at hand with 18 FM and 6 AM user presets. And when you’re somewhere new, let the tuner do the work for you by activating the Best Stations Memory (BSM) function. The tuner will seek out the 6 strongest stations in the area and set them into the tuner presets.

Dial in Your Sound
Use and customize EQ curves, adjust the eight-band parametric equalizer, or change loudness and bass boost settings to get the perfect sound.

AUX-In Connection
Use the built-in AUX input for connecting any digital portable player and other external auxiliary devices. For extra-convenient access, the AVH-P5200DVD has this A/V input on the front panel.

MOSFET 50W x4 Amplifier for the Power Hungry
Compared to conventional power supplies, the MOSFET amplification circuit is smaller and more efficient, delivering power with less distortion and absolutely zero on/off switching noise. And that doesn’t just mean a boost in volume: it means that your music will be cleaner at higher volumes because you’re not pushing the limits of the amplification circuit. Clean, efficient power that will rock your vehicle.

For those who’d like a bit more power, three 4V RCA preamp outputs are also included for system expansion (front/rear/sub).

Available Bluetooth Wireless Technology
Use the available CD-BTB200 Bluetooth Adapter and Bluetooth-enabled cellular phones for easy, safe, and hands-free operation, including talking via the headunit’s microphone and your vehicle’s speaker system. The system automatically mutes any other audio during incoming or outgoing calls.

Add the Power of Navigation
This receiver is ready to take direction with the optional AVIC-U220 navigation module, a sleek navigation unit that supports AVIC feeds, enabling you to create custom trips, as well as your own points of interest. The plug and play AVIC-U220 puts Pioneer’s legendary AVIC navigation at your fingertips.

Rear View Camera Capability
Keep an eye on your backside using the optional Rear View Camera (ND-BC2 or ND-BC20PA): while you’re in reverse the rear-view camera can be in full screen. An unit equipped with the optional rear-view camera adds a level of safety and assurance you can rely on. In addition to keeping you and your family safe, this feature also makes maneuvering in tight spaces easier.

Ready to Expand
The AVH-P5200DVD is also compatible with Pioneer’s XM and Sirius satellite radio tuners, HD radio tuner, TV tuner, CD/DVD changers and more.

AVH-P5200DVD Basic Specs

What’s in the Box
Pioneer AVH-P5200DVD Receiver, Wiring Harness, Installation Hardware, Owner’s Manual

I’ve been a Pioneer “Fan Boy” for many years, and have owned a little more than a 1/2 dozen of their mobile audio head units. Each Pioneer/Primier HU I purchased got progressivly better as time went on, and each one offered more and more features.

The AVH-5200DVD, so far, has been my favorite Aftermarket HU to date – but my very first video capable unit. I’ll break this review down into a few sections.

SELECTION / DIY INSTALLATION: I chose this unit for its single-din design, and motorized screen. This allowed for what I considered a “lower profile” install, and helped keep folks in the parking lot from being too impressed with the stereo to consider breaking into my SUV. I own a 2007 Jeep Commander Sport (no OE Boston Acoustics amplifier for you Commander owners out there), and am pretty protective of my possessions as I’m sometimes not in the nicest of areas.

Installation was a breeze, especially having installed several in the past. As always, you’ll want to look up/purchase the single din conversion kit for your particular vehicle. I’m using a Metra branded kit, mostly b/c it was the only option. I also recommend a wiring harness.

Something a little unusual about this unit over previous models is the inclusion of an “external” radio receiver. Its pretty much a small 1″x3″x4″ box that contains all the guts for the AM/FM radio. My assumption is that since the screen retracts into the body of the unit, they had to sacrifice some space internally and the radio got the boot. The HU and the radio box simply connect together with a proprietary cable that is included in the packaging.

Something else “new” for me was the inclusion of the parking brake wire. You’re supposed to ground this on your parking break to allow you to watch video while parked. Aparantly its not recommended to drive with video playing in the front seat. There are ways to “hack” this – but you’ll have to do your own Google search on that.

***NOTE: Make sure you boot up the unit BEFORE you put the dash back together. The screen screen slides out and into a pre-determined angle and distance from the dash – there are controls in the set-up menu that allows you to chose a “pitch” and 2 distances from the face of the dash. I pitched mine back a few clicks for a better viewing angle, and set it up to extend out a little further due to a lip/overhang on the top of my dashboard.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS: Once I had the unit installed, I “oooooh’d” and “aaaaaaah’d” over the glossy finish, the smooth action of the screen sliding out and into position. The unit should be fully booted up by the time the screen locks into position.

There are tactile buttons on the exterior that made sense to me. Track Skip/Advance and Reverse, Source, Menu, Mode (for switching from possible GPS mode, regular mode, rear camera, and rear seat video), and of course Eject and Screen “Hide/Open”. Since the unit is a touch screen, I feel a little better about using the “physical” buttons to advance songs, rather than having to look away from the road to change tracks.

When the car is shut off, the unit waits a few seconds, beeps to remind you take the removeable anti-theft faceplate with you, and quietly retracts the screen. The anti-theft face is sort of a joke, I’m not sure if it’s keyed into this specific unit, and its removal doesn’t radically alter the appearance of the unit – so a thief might not know the faceplate is missing until they’ve smashed their way into the car.

INTERFACE: The interface is a little confusing to learn at first, with some items not being labeled. You’ll want to play with it a bit before cruising around and trying to operate it. Keep your manual handy in the glove box if you ever get confused. Its quick and easy to pick-up though, and I mastered it within a few short days.

The 7″ screen, animations, and graphics are great – fonts and displays are easy to understand a read – even while driving. The unit is a show-stopper, and will impress your passengers the moment the screen slides out and blazes to life.

The touch screen controls are intuitive, though the sliding motion will be a little awkward to you iPhone and BlackBerry Storm users out there as the pages don’t “glide” after you’ve lifted your finger. Very little pressure is needed to activate something on the screen. Just a VERY light tap. You can calibrate the screen too if you need – but mine operates flawlessly out of the box.

The screen is a matte texture (very smart) – which guts down on glare from other light sources like the sure and reduces finger prints/smudges.

You can also change the colors of the external lighting – and the interface colors to match your car’s esisting lighting. The ability to make your own custom wallpapers is amazing as well.

AUDIO PERFORMANCE: The MOSFET powered amplifier built into the unit pumps crisp clean highs and punchy powerful lows from the Commander’s 6 speaker factory speakers (haven’t replaced them yet). It currently pushs two 3.5″ mid/high speakers, two 6×9″ woofers in the front doors, and two 6.5″ mid-rangers in the rear doors. The sound fills the cabin of this fairly large SUV nicely with minimal distortion at fairly loud volumes.

I’ll be upgrading to a 5-channel amp shortly, using all 3 of the RCA inputs on the reverse of the unit for front, rear, and sub componants.

The menu gives you a great EQ options with 8 bands, bass boost control, 3 “loudness levels”, Front/Rear/Sub crossovers, and much much more. Pretty much everything you need to build an audiophile set up.

iPod integration works well. I was a little disappointed that they put the USB input on the front, and not the back as I’m unable to hide the cables for a clean install. It’s nice though, for people that want to play files off of a USB flash drive, etc…
I’m using an iPod Classic 160gb loaded down to about 80% capacity. Songs read clear, with song ID tags loading promptly with just a slight delay. There is also a delay when using the SongLink feature – which allows you to search for songs/genre/album/artist based on what is currently playing. In some cases it took several minutes to load up some results. I’m ASSUMING that this is because of the sheer number of songs I have loaded onto the Classic, and the fact that it is a hard drive based player. My wifes flash memory-based iPod loads song data instantly, and has a much faster SongLink retrieval time. So this is probably iPod technology-based, not Pioneer Hu software-based.

I organize all oy my music by genre – so tearing through the organization tree is fast and efficient. The “Alphabet Search” is fantastic too. You slide your finger along the alphabet for the first letter in your search, and a LARGE magnification of that letter appears in the middle of the screen, making it easier and safer to see while driving.

Album art loads a few seconds after the song begins to play and looks pretty sharp – it even animates a little when it loads – making for a flashy display.

VIDEO PERFORMANCE: DVD’s play just as they’re supposed to – like any normal DVD player. Menu items are selected by simply touching the option with your finger. The unit supports several aspect ratios – most of my movie collection is in 16:9 widescreen format – so it fits perfectly. The 16:10 stuff looks great too.
I watched the original Star Wars trilogy (not the new CGI garbage Lucas put out recently) in its entirety on my way too and from Gatlinburg with nary a hiccough or hang up.

It is capable of reading video from an iPod as well. I’m having issues with it reading video from my Classic 160gb, but my wifes flash-based iPod Nano reads perfectly. My issue with the Classic is probably the encoding method I chose to convert the music videos to that I had intended to watch.

EXPANDABILITY!!! I, personally, am happy that Pioneer decided to make this unit one of their more “expandable” head units – giving the consumer a boatload of technology to add onto their unit at their leisure and in small increments as your personal cash flow allows.

Just a few of these “upgrades” include:
Bluetooth (if you didn’t buy the unit with BT built in – the AVH-5200BT)
HD Radio – I don’t personally listen to the radio, unless its a little conservative talk radio, and thats mostly on the AM bands
Sirius/XM Satillite
Rear View Camera
and – most notably – GPS Navigation
You can also add rear seat video monitors utilizing the rear video output on the unit,

Now on to some of my gripes about this unit:

No remote control – every single Pioneer HU I’ve ever purchased came with a remote. This one, for whatever reason – did not. At 0 for a HU, I’d think a remote might not be too much to ask.

Expansion module price – I’m also a little disappointed in the price of the expandsion modules. Dropping 0 on a HU, then another 0 on a GPS unit might seem a little insane – but if you look at the prices of head units that INCLUDE GPS, the price comes out on par, or cheaper, than an “all inclusive” option.

The SOMETIMES slow crawling speed of the iPod library search – even though this is probably iPod related – a 15minute long search for a tune is more than little rediculous. The integrated search on the iPod itself would only take a dozen or so seconds – MAX. Of course – 100-160gb of music/movie files could be a little overwhelming. Perhaps Jobs will offer a little support and help Pioneer find a way to speed up this process.

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Jvc’s Great Mobile One-Din A Cutting Your Divx On Add Wireless Wheel Control The Big Go Bigger.

Amazon.com Product Description JVC’s KD-AVX11 is a great way to get mobile video in a one-DIN space, along with a host of other cutting edge features. Take your CDs/DVDs, MP3/WMA/WAV files, DivX movies, and JPEGs on the road. Easily add support for Bluetooth wireless, SAT radio, steering wheel remotes, and direct control of your iPod. The KD-AVX11 starts out big, and lets you go bigger.

Mobile video and cutting edge features in a one-DIN space. Click to enlarge.

2.7-inch LCD with 16:9 aspect ratio.

JVC add-ons available for direct iPod connection (above), Bluetooth, SAT radio and more.

Wireless remote included. Click to enlarge.

Detachable Control Panel
At the heart of the KD-AVX11 is its motorized, detachable control panel. It’s where you’ll find the built-in 2.7-Inch LCD. With 560 x 220 resolution and a 16:9 aspect ratio, it’s a great way to enjoy video and images, and you can select from several different wallpapers to get the look you like.

CD and DVD Playback
Enjoy your favorite CDs or watch some video on DVD, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW or VCDs. Use the gold-plated video output terminals to send video to a passenger screen.

AM/FM Radio
The KD-AVX11 features an AM/FM radio with standards like automatic presetting. You can also add SAT radio with additional accessories.

GIGA MP3 MULTI–Play MP3, WMA, and WAV Files Burned on DVD
The KD-AVX11 features GIGA MP3 MULTI, which plays MP3, WMA, or WAV files burned on DVD. With MP3 and WMA files, the 4.7GB capacity of a DVD can store up to 2,500 songs on a single disc–equal to 250 pre-recorded CDs. If you want even more superior sound quality, WAV files can be burned onto a DVD. WAV is an uncompressed PC music file format that delivers CD-quality sound. A single DVD disc can store 100 WAV files–equal to 10 pre-recorded CDs. Now you can enjoy non-stop entertainment with CD-quality sound, without an additional CD changer.

Bluetooth Ready
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DivX Video Files
The KD-AVX11 system is a DivX Ultra Certified product, and can play PC-created DivX� video files on a DivX� can fit up to 10 movies onto 1 DVD, or 1 movie onto 1 CD, without sacrificing picture quality.

Ready for iPod
You can listen to iPod music with an optional KS-PD100 adapter. The iPod can be controlled from the head unit, and song information is displayed with the same categories and layers as an iPod.

MPEG 1/MPEG 2 Playback
Play MPEG 1 and MPEG 2 video files burned on DVD or CD, TV programs recorded from a PC, or personal footage from digital camcorders, without the hassles of authoring or decoding.

JPEG Pictures
JPEG digital still photos can be displayed on their own or as slideshows.

Setup/Control With the Multi-Functional Monitor
You can use the built-in monitor to set the system’s parameters (EQ, balance, fader, etc.). Operation is easy with user-friendly interface and controls. Searching through music folders with GIGA MP3 MULTI is also a snap.

Expandability
With its 50W x 4 MOSFET amplifier, the KD-AVX11 packs a lot of punch. But if you need more, three sets of preamp outputs (front, rear, and sub) are included.

A/V Input
Connect external devices like video game systems with the A/V input.

What’s in the Box
JVC KD-AVX11 DVD/CD Receiver, trim ring, sleeve, remote control, wiring harness, installation hardware, installation manual, instructions

I have had this JVC KD-AVX11 for about 1-1/2 years. It rocks. I picked up the backup camera accessory kit. Let me start by saying, the screen is short from being too small, it is large enough to see all the details in movies and music videos. The bluetooth phone works great and its microphone is very good. The backup camera is cystal clear. I had one of those wireless ones before, this one blows them away. Even at night it is bright and clear. The Ipod connector is okay. The only problem with it is that you can’t see more than one song at a time on the dispay. But what is amazing is the usb port. Connect a 20 gig usb drive with as many songs as you want and it will show up on the display in groups of 6-8 songs. Easly to scroll and pick songs. The only disadavantage is that if you have too much songs (more than 10 gigs)then it will take about 20 seconds to read the drive. Also, videos can be watched from your usb drive too. You will have to have a separate usb drive for video (cant read multiple media – music is dominant media). Hope this review help you.

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