A:AnswerI'm 70 with good hearing and think the sound it quite low at its highest level. The sound is really quite good if the DVD player is within 4-6 feet of the viewer though.
A:AnswerHello, FremontFury, This Portable DVD player includes an AV out connection, therefore, if you want to connect it via HDMI, you will need to get an RCA to HDMI converter. Marcos O. - | Insignia Support |
A:AnswerI struggled to open the player when it arrived. It turned out that I was trying to open the back side of the player. The front side has no latch. You simply separate the two sides of the player by raising the top part.
A:AnswerHi! You can connect external speakers to the headphone's jack on your portable DVD player. This unit is not Bluetooth enabled, so this type of connection is not available.
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A:AnswerAfter removing the DVD player out of its packaging, PLUG it into an outlet and let it CHARGE until the light turns green -- perhaps up to 2 hours. Once you get the green light, place your DVD inside and power it on. Enjoy watching your movie!
A:AnswerIt has a 3MM Jack for headphones. I use the Sony Headphones that I bought at Best Buy for a totally Awesome sound for the Portable Insignia DVD player.
A:AnswerI have the Insignia 10" portable DVD player. I do not have mine set up to portable speakers, but it may be a good idea to do so since the internal speakers are quite low at the highest level. This is what my booklet says: "Press 'set up' then select 'audio setup icon' then press 'LT/RT' ifyour DVD player is connected to external speakers or a sound system with a Dolby Pro Logic decoder." I really don't know what that means, but maybe this may help you.
