Though the documentation that comes with the player does not describe how to do it, I hooked the player up to my son's Gamecube and it worked fine.
Another bonus that I did not realize when I bought the player is that it also accepts audio and video input. The player worked great! When we got back home, I hooked the player up to the TV in my bedroom and am pleased with the quality of the sound and video. I purchased this player prior to a 8-hour car trip with my 10 year-old son. Reviewer: An electronics fan from New Jersey, USA Pleased with my purchase, September 12, 2003 Here's more, from a review on - this person is using it with an input, so obviously it can be done. If you've hooked up a game system to a portable DVD - how did you do it? I've heard people say they have.Īlso, the model DVD player I have is an Initial IDM-1731 if that helps/matters. so I guess you would need yet another adapter to act as a go-between for the game system's AV plugs and the portable's jacks.or something. As such, you can't connect a game system's AV plugs directly into those ports on the system as they don't match (the portable's AV ports are different, made for plugging in like those longer, thinner steel plugs). However, those jacks/ports are generally used to hook up (with the "special" in-package AV cable adapter that comes with the system) the system to a normal TV to be used as a "normal" stand-alone DVD player for the TV. I have a portable DVD with a built-in 7-inch screen and on the unit are jacks for S-video, regular video (yellow cable), along with audio (white cable). Is it even possible to hook a videogame console up to a portable DVD player/it's built-in screen? If so, how?
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