2005 RL want to stream ipad/iphone video on NAV
01-10-2012, 04:51 PM
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2005 RL want to stream ipad/iphone video on NAV
Hello all,
I'm new to this forum and was hoping to get any feedback regarding an ios device video streaming onto the NAV display. There is a company Coastaltech that offers a NAV Lock Pick and was wondering if any of you have this unit or another compatible unit that can stream video from an ios device? My local dealer wants to install the PAC Audio uPAC-HON1 HONDA ACURA IPOD IPHONE AUX ADAPTER. They also quoted a second device an OEM Video interface to accomodate a rear camera. I was told that the Coastaltech.com Acura lock Pick would enable two camera inputs and iOS interface with streaming video capability. It's been difficult getting a hold of the Coastaltech sales around the recent Holidays so I can't verify that the unit will stream video? Your advise and feedback would be greatly appreciated.
I'm new to this forum and was hoping to get any feedback regarding an ios device video streaming onto the NAV display. There is a company Coastaltech that offers a NAV Lock Pick and was wondering if any of you have this unit or another compatible unit that can stream video from an ios device? My local dealer wants to install the PAC Audio uPAC-HON1 HONDA ACURA IPOD IPHONE AUX ADAPTER. They also quoted a second device an OEM Video interface to accomodate a rear camera. I was told that the Coastaltech.com Acura lock Pick would enable two camera inputs and iOS interface with streaming video capability. It's been difficult getting a hold of the Coastaltech sales around the recent Holidays so I can't verify that the unit will stream video? Your advise and feedback would be greatly appreciated.
01-10-2012, 05:33 PM
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Well....I was able to get sales assistance form Coastaltech! The unit will ship on Friday, I'll post pictures and installation details as I will install the system myself. Big savings as my local dealer wanted $1000 for only one camera and the PAC ipod audio only. I'm getting full iOS video/audio streaming capabilities and two nightvision cameras with color overlayed markers in incraments of 1,3, and 6 feet. Below are all the features included in the lock pick:
FEATURES FOR All HON 360-2 LOCKPICKS
FEATURES FOR All HON 360-2 LOCKPICKS
No cut traces or soldering - No need to send off your radio for expensive modification and warranty ending hacking. Full harnesses and cables included so no permanent changes are made to your factory radio or wiring - Great for leased cars and completely reversible.
PLUG YOUR IPHONE IPAD IPOD DIRECTLY INTO THE LOCKPICK - No need for extra expensive cables to play video or to keep it charged. The Lockpick activates all functions automatically and keeps your iPod, iPhone, or iPad fully charged.
PLAY AND VIEW MOVIES AND VIDEOS stored on your iPhone, iPod or iPad directly on your factory radio screen.
STREAM INTERNET RADIO like Pandora, iHeart Radio, etc. to your factory sound system.
STREAM NETFLIX MOVIES through your iPhone or iPad with Audio and Video.
ACTIVATE AND VIEW IPOD OUT SEARCH GRAPHICS from your iPhone, iPad, and capable iPods on your screen.
VIEW ALBUM ART, Music Videos, play Audio and Video Podcasts.
INCLUDES AN ADDITIONAL AUX STEREO AUDIO AND VIDEO INPUT for any other device (DVD player etc.) with full multimedia playback on your system.
PLUS - 2 CAMERA INPUTS - One for a Reverse camera which can activate automatically when the vehicle is placed in reverse and a second input for a Front camera or any other additional video input. Camera inputs can be turned on and viewed at any any time or any gear.
A/V HEADREST OUTPUT - Audio and Video output to connect to headrests or custom rear entertainment systems.
Fully remote controlled with individual color and picture adjustments for each video source.
THE HON 360-2 LOCKPICK KITS - A comprehensive Lockpick designed specifically for Honda and Acura radios. Kit includes detailed color instructions with step-by-step photos - EASY
01-11-2012, 12:34 PM
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Hopefully no need to go behind the head unit. 
How much for the unit, and from where?
How much for the unit, and from where?
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01-11-2012, 12:48 PM
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03-06-2012, 11:26 AM
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I know a member here has TVandNavtogo. tlmaster maybe? Does anyone have any insight into a feature comparison between the two?
03-06-2012, 09:08 PM
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Website states it does not need to go behind unit if you have Nav traffic with XM. It plugs in trunk. So this should be an easy in stall, just the routing of the iphone cable seems to be the hardest?
03-15-2012, 09:15 AM
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navtool and navi2tv2go is the samething, but i have a single din dvd player hooked up to it, but this new interface is cool because it plays videos off ipods, iphone and ipads. Which I can do too i have a USB in on my dvd player. I only have one camara option with the new one there is 2.
03-17-2012, 11:41 PM
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Video? No. Music? No. Telephone? Yes.
03-18-2012, 02:12 AM
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I ned Pandora in my car... it would be very disapointing to have a $50K car and have to plug in a $10 transmitter in order to listen to music from my phone. I cant believe a 2008 model mid level luxury vehicle is not capable of playing music from the most popular phone in the world.
03-18-2012, 09:23 PM
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We can get you a box of tissues if you need them Toppatop...
The bottom line is that you need to install something to get the music play in the car.
The USA spec works flawlessly for media in my 05, I use slacker radio which is basically the same thing and it shows the song titles and I can skip from the steering wheel.
IMO if the dealer tried to make it work for us it would probably suck anyway.
Oh and Siri works on HFL/bluetooth as well as the phone calls.
The bottom line is that you need to install something to get the music play in the car.
The USA spec works flawlessly for media in my 05, I use slacker radio which is basically the same thing and it shows the song titles and I can skip from the steering wheel.
IMO if the dealer tried to make it work for us it would probably suck anyway.
Oh and Siri works on HFL/bluetooth as well as the phone calls.
03-18-2012, 10:30 PM
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seriously... why do you need to stream an iphone to the nav screen.
are you gonna watch TV in your car?? rather than waste all that frickin money on $hit.. why not just get a new ipad and a data plan and stream video to an ipad on the new retina display. it would look better and instead of having a bunch of money tied up in yoru car, you'd have an ipad you could take around with you for other things.
the screen on teh RL nav sucks anyway.. .low res. i mean it's great for displaying audio data and just seeing the map.. but i can't imagien it's remotely good for watching tv or movies....
get the ipad and be done with it. better use of your money. IMHO
are you gonna watch TV in your car?? rather than waste all that frickin money on $hit.. why not just get a new ipad and a data plan and stream video to an ipad on the new retina display. it would look better and instead of having a bunch of money tied up in yoru car, you'd have an ipad you could take around with you for other things.
the screen on teh RL nav sucks anyway.. .low res. i mean it's great for displaying audio data and just seeing the map.. but i can't imagien it's remotely good for watching tv or movies....
get the ipad and be done with it. better use of your money. IMHO
03-23-2012, 05:18 PM
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Glad it worked out! The AUX input is a tech only feature for '07 & '06.
However, Pandora sucks when it comes to sounding good. Not sure if you have the paid version, but the free one blows as far as quality. There is a good system in your car that a DVD-Audio disk will unleash.
However, Pandora sucks when it comes to sounding good. Not sure if you have the paid version, but the free one blows as far as quality. There is a good system in your car that a DVD-Audio disk will unleash.
03-24-2012, 12:57 AM
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i have the use spec adaptor and run pandora all the time.. seems to sound fine to me.. but i'm not an audiophile..
i've never played a DVD audio disk in my car.. can i burn a DVD audio disk on my computer? how do I make one and try it out?
thanks.
i've never played a DVD audio disk in my car.. can i burn a DVD audio disk on my computer? how do I make one and try it out?
thanks.
05-17-2012, 07:14 PM
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Glad it worked out! The AUX input is a tech only feature for '07 & '06.
However, Pandora sucks when it comes to sounding good. Not sure if you have the paid version, but the free one blows as far as quality. There is a good system in your car that a DVD-Audio disk will unleash.
However, Pandora sucks when it comes to sounding good. Not sure if you have the paid version, but the free one blows as far as quality. There is a good system in your car that a DVD-Audio disk will unleash.
05-30-2012, 12:02 PM
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technology package models only he means TLA11384. I have an 06' RL but the base model and I do not have any inputs, but the previous owner had an ipod adapter installed in the glove. Just sucks that I can not control the playlists through my phone, i can only go forward and backwards on tracks but I have to unplug my iphone just to switch playlists.
06-27-2012, 11:02 AM
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IMHO, your best bet to try out the DVD-A is to buy the DVD-A version of the "Audio" album from the Blue Man Group on Amazon. There are a few other cheap DVD-As on Amazon, but a bunch of the stuff I would be interested in is $30 or $40. They don't really make them anymore apparently, so they're pretty rare. Another format that never really caught on. It's a shame.
06-27-2012, 12:28 PM
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I get books on CD from my library and listen to them on my commute, so they're not entirely dead. DVD-A really is pretty amazing, too. A lot better than you can get through an iPod.
09-26-2016, 04:38 PM
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I have a 2005 RL with Nav and would appreciate if anyone can tell me what is needed to connect my iPhone 6s to the factory stereo to play music from my iPhone through the car stereo speakers. The phone is paired and connected via Bluetooth, enabling me to make hands free phone calls. However, even when the phone is connected via Bluetooth, I can't play music from my iPhone 6s through the car stereo. There is no visible audio input that I can find, where I would be able to connect the iPhone. I realize that a 2005 is an older model RL, but I find it hard to believe that there doesn't seem to be a way to easily do this, in this car which has so much technology, including voice commands. Any suggestions and/or links to aftermarket equipment is greatly appreciated! Thanks, John
09-27-2016, 07:26 AM
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You can first find out if a previous owner had added Bluetooth audio to it by pressing the AUX/ button a few times see what options turn up. Also, I am not sure, but I think you have an AUX input on the 2005 inside the middle arm rest.
There was a workaround I think is mentioned here https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-rl-a...-733145/page2/ , and a little search can turn you up more.
There was a workaround I think is mentioned here https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-rl-a...-733145/page2/ , and a little search can turn you up more.
09-27-2016, 07:53 AM
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The RL didn't add AUX audio support until 2007 tech came out. Bluetooth streaming came in 2009. You need an aftermarket solution. USASPEC is the most common choice.
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