S Class Factory Rear Entertainment Question
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From: United States
Mercedes Benz E350, Toyota Highlander Limited, Saab 9-5, BMW 5 Series, W222 S Class, W205 C Class,
I don't think you can. I have an S class but not with the rear entertainment option, there might be some aftermarket options but I personally would not modify the command system in car.
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2014 S550 4matic W222
2014 C250 W204
2015 C300 W205
2014 Ml250 BlueTec W166
2008 E350 4matic W211 (Favorite)
2013 Toyota Highlander Limited
2000 Saab 9-5
2008 BMW 525i
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2014 S550 4matic W222
2014 C250 W204
2015 C300 W205
2014 Ml250 BlueTec W166
2008 E350 4matic W211 (Favorite)
2013 Toyota Highlander Limited
2000 Saab 9-5
2008 BMW 525i
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AMG GTC Roadster, E63s Ed.1, M8 Comp. Coupe
The S-Class is prehistoric when it comes to AV connectivity. No HD, no streaming, nothing digital on the video side, only analog.
The BMW 7 series can stream Netflix and has HDMI inputs which enables a whole host of video input options.
On the MB, it's best not to have any the rear entertainment option but to simply get the MB iPad seat mounts, a couple of iPads, an Apple TV (or similar) and then decide if audio goes into the Burmeister or some Bluetooth headsets.
Those cost a fraction of the rear entertainment option and delivers 10 times the (entertainment) value...
The BMW 7 series can stream Netflix and has HDMI inputs which enables a whole host of video input options.
On the MB, it's best not to have any the rear entertainment option but to simply get the MB iPad seat mounts, a couple of iPads, an Apple TV (or similar) and then decide if audio goes into the Burmeister or some Bluetooth headsets.
Those cost a fraction of the rear entertainment option and delivers 10 times the (entertainment) value...
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w222
Raspberry PI as Airplay receiver
I would build a Raspberry Pi 3 with KODI rig. It has also a composit video output (output format can be customised to almost any video standard), so it can be a solution. Nevertheless agree, this DIY stuff is not for MB class...
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From: Salerno, Italy
S 350 L
I just bought a Google Chromecast. It's powered through a 5v USB, so it can be stored in the armrest. The only problem is that it's only HDMI so I also had to buy an external HDMI2AV converter (also powered via USB 5V). They should both be stored in the armrest.
With Chromecast I can also stream from Netflix, but I don't know if the slow wifi module of the car allows to watch the contents...
Unfortunately my car now is at the dealer's so I can't try the whole system. Other news when I'll have the car in my hands.
Carlo
With Chromecast I can also stream from Netflix, but I don't know if the slow wifi module of the car allows to watch the contents...
Unfortunately my car now is at the dealer's so I can't try the whole system. Other news when I'll have the car in my hands.
Carlo
