[&:]Hi everybody, I am new in this forum, and I need Help!!!!! Please.
I am intending to buy the 2007 Tahoe LTZ (with cd/mp3/dvd/nav radio in dashboard and the roof DVD screen), but first I need to know something about NAV/ radio system capabilities.
My question is; can I enjoy lessening to my music cd/mp3 or even the radio FM (through car speakers) while the navigator map on (front screen) and kids watching DVD movies (rear roof screen) using the wireless headphone at the back, all working at the same time?
One more question; can video game console (play station) be connected to the rear screen?

 

There is a separate slot for the navigation data DVD.
The CD/DVD use own slot so you can't listen to a CD and watch a DVD at same time.
You can navigate and listen to a CD while kids listen to radio or vice versa though.
There are external inputs for video game consoles in the lower rear part of the center console for playing a Play Station.

 

First of all, thanks for the quick response.

In view of the above, its mean that the driver and the passenger nearby (front raw) must listen to the DVD movies sound only when played for the rear roof screen !!!!! (There is no fun with that !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![]).

What about the FM radio can I used it while both Navigator (front screen) and DVD movies (rear roof screen) are running?

 

You can listen to anything except a CD via the speakers when the movie is playing, the people in back will have to use headphones to hear the movie is all.

And the answer to the last question is yes.

 

Thanks again ZX1100F1.

Is there is any way around this problem (at least for me)?????

 

I must have missed something.

 

Nav running, DVD for kids on headphones...

You can listen to FM, XM, or Aux input butnotCD, so you do still have options

 

Thanks guys, it is perfectly clear now.

 

I'm considering rigging a 'pillow speaker' from the rear audio out. I understand that when something is plugged into that port, usually headphones, the rear speakers are muted. The kids can watch DVD's and have their little private speakers, wife and I can listen to books on iPod up front. I'll let you know how it works.

Rob
Davie, FL

 

rob762 thanks for the help and waiting for the results.