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| | Features | DVD Video, DivX, MP3/WMA/iTunes AAC playbackiPod Direct Control (CD-IU50V Required)SD Card SlotIntuitive touchscreen control and customizable menusAlbum art display, double-tap Alphabet Search, iTunes
Tagging and Passenger Control mode
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| | Description | The Pioneer's AVH-P3200DVD is an in-dash double-DIN DVD Multimedia AV Receiver with 5.8-inch widescreen display. It comes with features like USB Direct Control and DivX support, built-in MOSFET 50 W x 4 amplifier, and expansion options. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 7.2 inches | | Product Width: | 5.19 inches | | Product Height: | 4.41 inches | | Product Weight: | 0.75 pounds | | Package Length: | 11.2 inches | | Package Width: | 10.2 inches | | Package Height: | 7.1 inches | | Package Weight: | 5.07 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 79 reviews |
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50 of 56 found the following review helpful:
 Over the top if you just want music! Mar 11, 2010
By Tiny D
"Lonely Guy 69"
My jensing stock car stereo died, so I figured that it was best to get a new one. If you want double din dash, this is the one to get! I dont know why people still buy the 3100 version, probably because they haven't heard of this one. I almost got that one too, but I accidentally clicked on this one, and boy am I glad I did! The 3100 doesn't have a SD card slot, which this one (avh p3200dvd) does! I dont use the bluetooth feature, nor do I plan to watch movies on it. I was actually looking at the fh-p8000bt, but I wanted a DVD MP3 feature. For an extra $50, it was worth it to upgrade to this one because you will get a LCD TOUCH screen, a USB, Aux inputs, DVD playability, AND an SD card slot.
Pros:
The price/feature ratio is a steal! Cheap with superb high-end sound; they don't skim on the audio just because it plays DVD's... in fact, it sounds better than my factory jensing which already sounded nice. Also since it's DVD, it can play my entire music collection. Yes, my mp3 collection doesn't even fill up a DVD but hey, I'm very picky of what I listen to.
Touchscreen LCD is very easy to use. Navigation is easy once you get the hang of it, it becomes second nature. The software is very smooth and doesn't hiccup or freeze.
It has lots of preset led colors to suit your style; This feature wasn't important for me, but it's still nice to have. DVD readability is nice, although i dont ever plan to use it for movies...driving and watching movies is taboo.
I can upgrade it to have a navigation system whenever I want.
The USB slot is a great alternative source for music. It is also very compatible with the ipod, and I also heard Zune, but why use an Ipod when I would rather use the deck?
The SD card slot is a feature only in the 3200, not the 3100. This is a plus because I dont want to accidentally kick my usb drive and break my dash. The SD card slides right in and gets out of your way. Also another great alternative source for music.
It looks simply beautiful. I stare at it for 5 minutes every time I get into my car.
Now for the cons:
No theft deterrent. Not too big a deal for me. If a thief wants it, he'll get it no matter what system you have. Besides, I have a car alarm. I dont think I wanna carry around a large faceplate with me whever I go anyway.
No bluetooth. Okay, so I hear that people complain that even cheap $100 stereos gets bluetooth, but for this system its a $100 addon. but do the other cheap stereos have dvd/mp3 playability? usb/sd card slots? touchscreen lcd? I dont think so. Also, I dont believe in talking while driving so it works out for me.
No HD radio. People also complain that HD radio is a freebie on even $100 stereos. I dont know what I'm missing out on because I've never had HD radio. Nor do I listen to the radio much, they just play crap most of the time anyway.
Wow Pioneer blew me away with the features/price ratio. You can't find any other system with all these features for this price. Not only that, but the quality and craftsmanship of this product is superb.
20 of 21 found the following review helpful:
Perfect Mid Level Unit Mar 03, 2010
By J. Skee
"JaySki"
If you want an in dash DVD unit without navigation (which I believe you can add on later) then this stereo is perfect! It won't break the bank at around $420 installed and it has tons of nice features. The touch screen is smooth and the interface is very easy to navigate around. When you plug in your iPod via usb cable you can control it via the stereo. This is probably my favorite feature because its so easy and functional. The DVD picture quality is excellent and it plays DVD+R movies and music. Another great feature is that you have a USB, SD, and Aux port directly on the front of the stereo. Overall I would definitely recommend this unit!
10 of 11 found the following review helpful:
 Pretty amazing for under 400 bucks. Mar 23, 2010
By Todd Bingham
I searched for a while. I chose this unit due to the lower cost.
The only beating is the video parking brake thing. In my state, it's not illegal to have the capability of playing video while driving....it's just illegal to do it. Also, to me, it is harder finding the parking brake wire to tie this into than installing the bypass.
The bypass is easy. Don't buy a premade one. Make it yourself. Do a search on youtube for "avh-p3200dvd bypass" and you will see one for the 4200. It's the same exact method.
Anyways, back to the receiver. It's beautiful. Pretty intuitive. I have not had a single issue yet. It will play xvid/divx files off the SD card, CD, or DVD. The only thing to consider in my opinion is getting the AVH-3200BT instead of this model. On amazon it's about 60 bucks more and you get bluetooth integrated. I did NOT do this because I have an iphone and the iphone doesn't work that well with the bluetooth and I'm not that concerned about that anyway. If you buy this model and decide you want bluetooth later it will cost you about an additional 140.
The colors of the buttons illumination and background are independently changeable. I have matched mine to a color scheme in my car.
The sound is great. It's better than your factory stereo...guaranteed.
Supports RDS which is nice. If you don't know what that is just google it.
Some say the SD card size is limited to 8 gb. Not a big deal for me. Maybe for some. I have only tested it with an 8 gb. There are many other reviews that are saying it goes up to 32 gbs. I have a 16 gb card and will try it and update this review once I do.
The SD card takes about 10-15 seconds to switch to everytime you switch inputs to it or turn on the car. I think it checks the contents every time the radio turns off and on or you switch inputs. No big deal....it doesn't take more than about 15 seconds.
I love this unit.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
The Best, Most Affordable Touchscreen DVD/USB/SDHC iPod/iPhone Receiver Available! Dec 07, 2010
By Watcher
This receiver is fantastic! I've been looking for a touchscreen iPhone-compatible receiver in the right price range for over 5 years and this is definitely it. I installed it in my 1994 Lexus GS300 for which I had to order the Metra 95-8154 Double DIN Installation Kit for 1993-1997 Lexus GS Vehicles to fit in the car. After crimping all of the necessary wires and applying electrical tape to ensure that there is no feedback (still get a small amount of static noise), the receiver works as advertised and better! There's even a function that enhances the audio quality of compressed audio files (MP3, WMA, MPA or AAC) which you can access by touching the "S.Rtrv." virtual button on screen. The 8-band graphic equalizer is more than adequate for tuning your music to your heart's desire that will even please a die-hard audiophile. After upgrading from a JVC KD-LHX500 CD/MP3 receiver that clams to have a maximum power rating of 52W X 4, this Pioneer blows it away in amplification, audio quality and obviously features.
There are later models that include Bluetooth and a wider screen, but I have no need for Bluetooth on my car stereo and the version with the 7" screen doesn't have the USB and SD card slots on the front making them much more accessible like this model does. They are also considerably higher in price. I have a 16GB SDHC card with 6 movies on it and hundreds of MP3s and it works flawlessly with this model receiver so I don't feel it's that necessary to run video through your iPod/iPhone which requires either Pioneer CD-IU50 Usb IpodInterface Cable or an aftermarket cable such as CDIU50V USB & 3.5mm Cable by HYPER. You can still listen to audio through your iPod/iPhone with your Apple supplied or aftermarket USB cables. Though not easily discovered unless you actually read the manual, there are adjustable screen controls that you can access by holding the MENU button on the left of the unit that brings up the settings "Brightness", "Contrast", "Color", "Hue", "Dimmer", "Temperature", "Black Level" and "RGB Dot ADJ", though you can't sue "Color", "Hue", "Contrast" and "Black Level" on audio sources.
The DVD features are pretty much the same as a regular DVD player except you can merely touch the screen on the movie's menu items to navigate wherever you wish to go on the disc by selecting the "Touch" option, which is a very nice attribute. With the ability to tweak the screen to your liking, this receiver isn't lacking any features that I can think of which makes it a feature-rich, complete package for anyone bent on having a car stereo with touchscreen and DVD playback.
In regard to iPod/iPhone playback, there is a great option to navigate your music with the iPod/iPhone which I prefer since I have much more flexibility and control over using the receiver's controls exclusively. The good thing about this is you're still able to use the receiver's controls, if you so choose, so this makes for the best option, in my opinion. (EDIT: Although, after use I found out it is more likely to have times when it cuts out playback after switching songs and because of this, I would have to recommend the unit's iPod control exclusively for it's dependability.) Even the radio is nice since it includes artist, album and song info on FM stations that support it as long as there is good reception.
For those who use Navigation apps on the iPhone that integrate with your iPod app, you can still listen to the directions coming through the speakers, which is something I didn't expect. I currently have a marvelous GPS Drive app from the App Store that gives you the option to pause or turn down the volume of the music when instructions are spoken, which you have control of the narrator's volume as well. This is a fantastic and very enjoyable feature that is even more integrated than some stock navigation vehicle systems provide.
For all of the people who wish to watch video at their discretion and not be restricted by only being able to view it while the parking brake is applied can install a 12V Relay (WARNING: This is illegal in many states). This is much better than having a Switch because you don't have to manually operate it as it's automatic. Simply connecting a wire to a ground in the vehicle will not suffice as it searches for an ACC current when the car is switched on and then looks for the ground from the parking brake which the Relay adequately provides. I was scouring the internet for this information which is not readily given so I will provide you with how to do this. Obtain a 12V Relay from any automotive parts store. Connect a wire with two connections on one end to pins 86 (left) and 87 (top) and the other end will connect to a ground. Connect another wire to pin 85 (right) and to the remote wire, which is usually blue, on the wire harness of the receiver. Then connect the green wire from the receiver that would normally connect to the parking brake to pin 30 (bottom). And that's all there is to it!
24 of 32 found the following review helpful:
 Its nice but needs work Mar 14, 2010
By David Jensen
"David"
I have been shopping around for decks for quite a while and despite this I think I may have jumped too quickly on this product. The price was great and I really wanted to get new unit for my car but I probably would not have purchased this one if I knew a few things about it as I do now. First let me start with the good.
Pro's
-Price is great!
-Touch screen is beautiful and very responsive
-Sound is excellent
-Works well with iPhone (I love having access to Pandora through my iPhone!)
Con's
-SD card ONLY recognizes SD cards up to 8 gb in size. I was hoping of dropping in a 32 gb card and keeping my entire music collection there on the card like a hard drive. I asked the technical support agents if they would do any firmware to allow the unit to recognize larger cards and they simply said "No." I don't know why Pioneer wouldn't get with the program and make their unit read these cards that are now pretty common. Its not like that is asking too much.
-Interface is unorganized and sloppy. I'm not sure who the team is that looks at the layout and organization in the operating system of this thing but they need lessons on organization and simplicity. There are icons all over the place on the screen of this unit and I think it looks like it was made haphazardly. One thing I admire about a product like the iPod is the clean and organized interface. This interface leaves a lot to be desired in terms of where options are found and how many menus you scroll through to get to the options. One example I can think of is just simply ejecting an SD card. Sure you could just pop it out without properly ejecting it but you will corrupt data doing this. The instructions are not that clear on how to properly remove SD cards or USB drives and the manual really isn't very clear either.
-HD radio has to be a $100 add on. Come on, really??? There are so many sub $100 units that throw this feature on even their cheap units.
-instruction manual is vague and poorly written
So there you have it. Decide for yourself now. I wish I had known certain things first before buying and I would take it back but I would lose all the money I put into installation, so I'll just live with it.
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