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getting cell phone audio and video on DVD/Nav HU

chainsaw
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I have a JVC KW-NX7000. I have had it for years and love it. I recently got a Sony Xperia Ion cell phone. My goal is to get things like Netflix on my HU screen for passengers to watch netflix or browse youtube videos on my lunchbreak, etc. The phone has a mini-hdmi output. The HU has an open RCA( audio/video) auxiliary input.

So far I can't find a cable that converts it.

What is a good solution?

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    HDMI is digital, and RCA is analog, hence the reason you can't find a cable that converts it. You would need some sort of converter device in between.

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    HDMI is digital, and RCA is analog, hence the reason you can't find a cable that converts it. You would need some sort of converter device in between.

    so no cheap easy fix? boo!!!

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    I haven't tried anything like this with my blackberry / kenwood setup ... But does anybody think something like this would work through bluetooth ??

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