@@MrPoliarinis Reverse Camera is a complicated feat in of itself, the complexity that would come from a 360 camera set-up while feasible would require a lot more effort. You need to figure out how to power every camera(easy), figure out how to get the video feed to an app for Android (possible but the only way I could think of would require IP cams and Internet in the car which is also doable but not very practical). Now if you want them to activate on reverse pull up, I don't see a way that would make that possible at least automatically. Now there are android head units that have a 360 camera system. I am sure that requires special hardware as well as dedicated cameras for the hardware and on top of that an app dedicated for the feature that is probably not compatible with anything else other than the specific components. You would need to pursue that further, I don't see myself attempting that this year.

Not with the same setup and serviceability. There are LED projectors around $150-$200 that have built-in LEDs, but these are not replaceable, if the LED fails, you must replace the entire unit. If you're looking for models where the LEDs can be serviced, expect to pay over $400. These require not only the projector but also additional components like relay harnesses or diodes for an H4 workaround, plus switchback LEDs. My setup cost around $500, which I believe is hard to beat, especially since it has been functioning flawlessly for four years. I doubt I would have had the same reliability with cheaper LED projectors

@@bgnPrinceton had it in my Toyota Sequoia for almost two years running ten channels, used the built in amp to power 4 of those channels 2-6 for my active set up tweeters and 2.5 mid-range speakers. Used channels 7 and 8 for rear door fill running off a separate amp with the front 6x9s on channels 1-2. Channels 9 and 10 were used for Subwoofer. Overall 10/10 for the price of 168 total tax and shipping and features and functions. It does have negatives like there was an audible hiss when volume was fully down, it was not engine noise as it doesn't change pitch with engine it is more like the movie version of putting the needle on an old record and waiting for the song to play hiss. It is low but there which is not noticeable when audio is playing beyond level 2 or 3. Other issues were obtaining the app from the seller took an additional week after receiving the item. And if I had to nick pick comparing it with mid range dsps its boosting and cutting levels are maxed about at 3-4db leading to more cutting to get the desired sound but then it might not sound loud enough, then having to boost gain on the amp which is a fine art to keep everything clean and clip free. But I'm talking about alpines and audiocontrol Mosconi and audison price range to get the extra volume it is still cheaper to get this DSP with a signal booster like an audiocontrol matrix or something comparable. Overall I paid 600+ for my Audiocontrol DM-810 and this DSP had 80% of the features at a fourth of the price. Just took it out on my last video and replaced it with my alpine. I did gain a bit more volume and clarity but not drastically noticeable.

@@locorudy626 Thanks for the update Loco, lots of good info. I already have an AiNavi DSP that I got from Ali, just haven't installed it yet. Also have other Brazilian company models in my collection, but I never stop looking for other "best bang for the buck" types. There's an Alpine model on Ali also, but it may be a fake. I think the D4S small DSP may be the best affordable one, when it's on sale and if it suits your needs. You mentioned that your headunit has digital output....is it an Android stereo by any chance? I have a 2010 Tundra which may be similar to your Sequoia, and I went down the 'perfect' stereo journey recently. Ended up with a couple of different Android models and a few others after first installing what looks to be a defective Kenwood Excelon. I wanted a knob anyway, and that's hard to find on an affordable unit that has Android Auto. Anyway, I'm sure you know the hobby. :D

@@bgnPrinceton Yes it is a joying auto android head unit and I am using it with the coax signal output. I got it during the pandemic. It has been great until recently. It started doing the typical android radio things, mine specifically resets my apps in the home screen, steering wheel controls stop working here and there, 4g LTE sim not read if left overnight and most annoying turns on with no audio on occasions which a restart fixes but annoying. Longest lasting android radio so far almost 4 years. I've seen the 6 channel alpine on Ali Express but for my sequoia I need ten channels of audio. I installed the PXE-850x. Recoil use to make a decent DSP but has been discontinued here in the us store but might be available in AliExpress. That's quality stuff on a decent budget.

@@hugosandoval6499 You can buy similar to these here, hidretrofitkit.com/custom-headlights/2000-2007-toyota-tundra-black-projector-led-halo-switchback-headlights/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAmfq6BhAsEiwAX1jsZ6k5WS_2KbZUeUhSrkFGF4Fbx5es8Ke667UDTIj2x0c6y3U6K-s06hoCJOkQAvD_BwE but they are expensive. I built these myself for around $500 almost 4 years ago using the Morimoto mini D2S projectors then sourcing my own ballast and 35W hid bulbs. I bought the 3" DRL cover on eBay with switch back function and wired everything using a custom relay harness to function as shown.

O wow they are so expensive well another question

@@locorudy626 What spray did you use to paint them inside and do the differentials look so good too?

@@hugosandoval6499 I used plastic adhesion promoter after scuffing up the chrome. Then primer followed by Rust-Oleum high performance enamel black with a satin clear coat.

@@locorudy626 ok sounds good thank man for your answer

They used to be 12 - 15 bucks, have not checked recently. Edited because I forgot PAC bought Audiocontrol and merged it recently with Stinger so it could be they discontinued the chips or marked them up.

@@thomaskaradi111 it depends what you are trying to do, are you trying to get the reverse camera to come up automatically or are you just trying to get reverse image with an app.

@locorudy626 I'm trying get reserve camera to come up as i shift to reverse gear ...what do I need to make changes to set that you shown in the video

@@thomaskaradi111 you need the video card if you are using a tablet as your entertainment system in your car. Most reverse cameras are analog which requires the video RCA plug which the video card converts to USB source. Your trigger wire needs to be wired as explained. You need a male and female USB pigtail usually 4 cables each as shown on my screen video 1minute video I uploaded last month. From there you would connect all cables together except the red (power source) that one needs to connect from your reverse trigger to the female pigtail going to your video card technically giving power to the video card which will then be detected by the tablet which then if using the app mentioned will launch video on the tablet.

@locorudy626 I'll get the video card n I'll try it ...I don't know if it's gonna work on usb 2.0 ...having otg ...

@thomaskaradi111 USB 3.1 is required for the tablet

@@michaelcalderon4401 yes, I don't believe Nissan uses optical signal in any of their factory systems. I would just make sure to pull signal from a speaker that has full range if not sure use the factory subwoofer signal at least you will have the full low range for a subwoofer signal.

@locorudy626 do I just wire up the + - speaker wire from my factory sub to the epicenter? Or do I also have to wire the power/ground/Remote?

@@michaelcalderon4401 ideally you want a left and right signal source for example front left and front right speakers giving you 2+ sources and 2- sources and they need to be full range. But a Mikey mouse way to do it is to grab one signal from the sub and just run it to the LOC as you will be getting the lower end of the spectrum which is what your subwoofer needs but the unknown will be the frequency cut off from the factory amplifier. But it should work. Without proper tools to check the frequency range of the factory system it is hard to recommend anything but the subwoofer signal as it will be your safest bet to feed another sub.

@@login2839 to what extent. Was it automatic, as in you put your vehicle in reverse and it opened up on your device? Or did you have to trigger something?

I used a short USB extension cable between the capture card and the USB hub, then I spliced the extension with the relay. A. Video trigger to relay B. Relay completes the connection in the extension.

Triggered all the time.

@@login2839 I see very smart. I have some stuff coming in the mail to hopefully do a demo without a relay, I am mostly concerned about reverse camera working upon the reverse gear being engaged. I had thought about also adding a secondary trigger to be able to power it on when not in reverse that would require a relay. Thanks for sharing.

@@locorudy626 use extension between video capture and tablet note: i recommend "USB Splitter with ON/Off Switch", on the data side wire relay as following 5 pin Relay wiring 30 - red 12v wire going to the tablet 87 - red 12v wire going to video capture 87a - do not use 86 and 85 - twist together and attach to trigger you will also need a "USB Cable Male to Male" cable for power side of splitter. Also, a "USB C Male to USB A Female" for tablet (make sure it supports data) Now tablet has constant power and video capture is triggered "on and off" everything should average about 45$

Tiene RCAS de 4 voltios, en teoría debería de funcionar bien. Nunca lo medi con mis herramientas de distorsion. Yo sé lo instalea un sobrino que no tiene sistema de audio y a estado contento y no le ha dado problemas. Ya lleva 2 años con el pero en Amazon hay muchos que tuvieron problemas con el mismo modelo, depende de suerte también.

Give me a few weeks I got somethings coming in the mail I will make a demo.

I That would be great and probably 2 years down the line as they work with older tech so 120hz has been the norm for about 3 years now I'd say they are close to finding a manufacturer that has brought the cost down enough to do it. In all honesty what I'd like for them to do is make one software version for all the head units maybe 1 global chip as well, what Ive noticed now having it installed over 3 years is things are starting to fail because support has stopped over time on the older versions, lot more app crashes and integration issues with the steering wheel controls, sim detection etc... Things might be different sticking to one specific chip family either Qualcomm, Mediatek, or Rock chip and develop around that, it should provide longer comparability and an overall better long term product.

I am using this one, it works with my iPad mini 6th generation. Anker USB C Hub, 341 USB-C Hub (7-in-1) with 4K HDMI, 100W Power Delivery, USB-C and 2 USB-A 5 Gbps Data Ports, microSD and SD Card Reader, for MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, XPS, and More a.co/d/eAmLyUj

@@FabricioMatamoros-n1f cuántos canales?

@@locorudy626 Hola amigo 10canales

10 Canales

@@FabricioMatamoros-n1f drive.google.com/file/d/1NVwrFzPp3xabiriKHiaPuoq435nESmps/view

@@locorudy626 no abre amigo ese link

@@iandyrey this is the hub I particularly use but you could search for your own if you'd like with similar functionality. Anker USB C Hub, 341 USB-C Hub (7-in-1) with 4K HDMI, 100W Power Delivery, USB-C and 2 USB-A 5 Gbps Data Ports, microSD and SD Card Reader, for MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, XPS, and More a.co/d/0GkrUCD

@@QdjaB All you need to do is install neXt Cam on android and set it to auto launch when camera is detected. On iOS you need to create a shortcut to auto launch the xcam app when power is detected on the USB port, but it will only work if the camera is the only thing connected through USB making audio and charging unavailable for iPads, for now I'm hoping shortcuts get specific port connections detection once that is available will work as well on iPads.

@@locorudy626 thx bro

@@cssmonkey6193 no and yes, well it could emulate older games well but not anything new and it doesn't support Bluetooth controllers so you'd have to use a USB controller.

I believe it's cemos or ccd can't really confirm as I lost the box for this one.

@@ParaSiempreCinema You forgot to add 'in my opinion' because I don't buy into that rhetoric. Sure, there might be subs that seem 'better' on paper, but when you've tested as many as I have, you learn what really matters, like how a sub hits those punch notes and handles the deep lows. These are the ones I prefer for now, but I’m planning to build my own custom subs in the future.

Did you use this for a subwoofer?

I need more info to help you out. Is it powering on? What source are you using for signal(RCA or line input)? What kind of car? Do you have a DSP or anything placed before the epicenter?

I would look into aftermarket options for a cheap and more serviceable alternative.

@@dazball3707 glad it helped!

@@ToroColorado92 Depende tu objetivo, yo instale el android radio solo y levanto bien las bocinas de agencia. Pero puse el DSP por el sistema que le termine metiendo, puse 6 canales nada más en las puertas de enfrente y las quize correr independiente y como eran de diferente tamaño tuve que usar el DSP para filtrar las frecuencias. El DSP por el precio es muy bueno, pero no deja de ser barato y tiene sus detalles que alomejor no los tendría con uno de $400

@@MikeHightower1 To what extent? Could you elaborate.

@@rohitkumar-ku4kiPossibly. The thing would be finding a method through shortcuts or an app which I do not believe are available to auto open when USB is detected (plugged in) and to auto close when the device loses connection (unplugged). I have no way of creating this as I am not a developer nor have the knowledge of where to begin.

I think creating a personal automation may work. If you have your camera setup so that it receives power when you put the car in reverse, you could have it launch the camera app when the ipad connects to the wifi signal of the camera. I tried something similar with having my iPad launch the KZbin app when it detects the Bluetooth connection from my AirPod Pros.

@@bungeholegymtestkitchen9888 Yes I do have the camera linked to reverse lights. I've thought about that, I have just not figured a way to execute it. I am no software guru so I understand in very basic for what needs to happen. Trying to translate that to the ipad is where my hurdle is. I've been told by camera app developers on the app store that it is not possible due to limitations apple has in place. But technically I have the iPad receiving USB power when the car goes into reverse, so when the reverse is triggered the iPad will detect USB presence and at that point should launch a USB camera app. Once I'm out of reverse the USB will lose power and the iPad should detect USB disconnected and close the USB camera app. How to set that up is my issue using automation.

@@locorudy626 I found a thread on Reddit where someone was doing what I mentioned with Bluetooth connectivity. The person provided screenshots. Wish I could share it here.

drive.google.com/file/d/1NVwrFzPp3xabiriKHiaPuoq435nESmps/view

@@locorudy626 I connected by usb cable, opened T5 application but it can not connect to DSP device so I can not. Can you show me the details?

@@sagatman97 Thanks for the positive comment, I hope you found this video of help. I've been meaning to follow up on it since I did order some clips from Amazon to try and determine if they will work, but I've been busy, hopefully in the next few weeks!

Do u know the part number for the clip?

@@dthor6922 I do not have a part number for the clips, I went to the dealership to try and find them they told me I would have to order the panel to get the clips. I have found these... www.ebay.com/itm/314248894596?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=ggBmTIiTSFu&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=9B5jr6mDTV6&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY But have not verified if they fit. If you give me a few weeks I'll be trying them to see if they work, just too busy with work right now.

Yes but only 2 channels, so it would be good for adding a bass amp for a subwoofer, wouldn't recommend much more than that.

@@locorudy626 exactly what I’m doing thank u

Should I tap into both rear speakers or can I just tap into one rear and only use one channel on line out

@@Thizz2979 it operates in stereo sound meaning you need a left and a right speaker signal. I'd recommend both for the best results.

@@locorudy626 thank u so much

They were a limited run. They are no longer sold. Best chance is on eBay, or other open market places. But they are extremely rare.

Hello, unfortunately I do not have access to a Camry of that year. If your Camry USB port looks like this and seems to be similar in size, the products I used might work for the Camry as well. Unfortunately the only way to verify is to remove the USB port and look at the connector. I have pictures in this video showing a good look at my connector if it looks the same I'd give the parts I used a try. The products I used are in the video description. Sorry I can not be of more help.

I upgraded the power wires on the alternator to minimize the risk of a current bottleneck, as I was planning to install a large audio system, which is now installed. The system draws about 600 volts lol 0, primarily supplied by additional batteries. To ensure optimal energy flow, I installed a 280A alternator and used 600A-rated cables. Even the stock alternator, which operates at a little over 100A, would benefit from slightly larger cables, such as 0 gauge. Regarding parasitic draw, I haven't noticed any issues. My truck can sit for over a week and still starts up without hesitation, although I haven't measured the draw specifically. Also might not notice as I'm running 2 deep cycle AGM and 1 lithium 64ah so even if I did it would take over a month to drain and the longest I go is a week at most without driving it.

I made them. There are a few people that sell them online but they are pricey $1000+, this retrofitting cost me about 550 using morimoto DS2 projectors. I'll probably be doing a step by step video with my old headlights that I just found in storage.

This would not be recommended for your use scenario. You are trying to get six channels to use so what I would recommend for you would be an active 6 channel line output converter running your highs and mids from channels 1-4 and your subwoofer channel on 5 and 6. If you are looking for the epicenter effect then you would run the epicenter in line after the line output converter and before your subwoofer amplifier. At that point you could go with the regular epicenter and save a little bit of money. If you are trying to cut coat you might be able to do it with a 4 channel output converter and some RCA y splitters splitting channels 3 and 4 one pair to your mids amplifier and another pair to your epicenter then your bass amplifier. You do not want the epicenter enhancing the bass on your high or mid channels... You will blow your speakers, only use it for your subwoofer channels.

I have honestly not tried that, but I'll try it tomorrow and let you know how it goes. You might be able to bypass the Camara requirement with a USB camera but would need to test that.

@locorudy626 did you test ? by the way I do have a usb camera 2 of them

@@uptownsfinest1598 I investigated the Google Meet issue and found that my unit experienced the same "something went wrong, please try again" error. It appears to be related to a Google SafetyNet scan problem. This system checks your device to ensure it meets specific security requirements. If it finds that your device doesn’t meet these requirements, it will cause verification issues, flagging the device as unsafe. The likely cause is that the firmware on Snapdragon units hasn’t been fully optimized by Joying, and the bootloader isn’t locked, contributing to the device being flagged as unsafe. Unfortunately, the only solution is to root the head unit and install a Play Integrity fix, which might trick the scan into recognizing the device as safe. I haven't rooted this unit but the px5 units were easy to root I'd imagine these would be simple enough as well. I'd recommend doing some reading on rooting and flashing Google play integrity fix. I'll probably give it a try when I have some time but I've been busy with work right now.

Toyota is famous for being late to the feature technology party. Apple car play not available until 2020 android auto til 2021, they took til 2008 to move away from cassette and til 2015 to move away from 6 cd changer. They might innovate in hybrid and hydrogen fuel cells but clearly not putting much effort into the interior user interfaces.

@@locorudy626I bought a used 2019 rav 4 last year had no idea it only had apple car play n I had android. I had to buy a iPhone and now it’s having connection issues. I’m so aggravated with this and I want my android phone back.

1234, 8888, 3711. It depends on your model if it is newer I could be a completely new code.

Yes that is correct, the surface pro 6 runs Intel chip sets which are capable of running a full version of Windows. This model is the surface pro X which runs an SQ1 ARM processor, not the regular Intel x86. Windows is as of this moment not optimized to run on ARM architecture chip sets so it has created a form of emulation to attempt and run .exe applications, which works but not always perfectly, and in some cases doesn't at all. I still to this day find applications that will not run on ARM.

That carplay USB port connects and is powered solely by the radio. If the radio is on it shouldn't be a fuse issue. Could be a cable issue or that USB hub. If that doesn't fix it then there is something wrong with the radio. Are you out of the 3/36k warranty?

@@locorudy626 unfortunately yes it’s a 2019 XLE Premium. The radio works just fine and can connect my phone via Bluetooth, it’s just the USB hub that’s faulty. I have yet to try a proper Apple USB cable but it seems it really is the hub, and dealer was trying to fleece me on the repair for sure.

Yes I would agree with your assessment of the quote. That quote is more consistent with replacing the entire head unit than a fuse ( correction just looked at the price for the OEM radio through Toyota $4k+). I hope it is not something faulty with the head unit but if it is there are a lot of junk yards with totalled Rav 4, if you need to replace your head unit I would go that route as they usually let them go for sub 400 dollars instead of the 4500+ the dealership will want for it.

@@locorudy626 awesome thanks for the information really appreciate it. I will definitely check that out if the port and cable don’t work out.