Finished adding Roku Device to the Truck

[delightskinned1]

Wouldn't turning on/off the Roku via the accessory power with each car start quickly destroy the flash memory in the Roku rendering it useless?

Havent had any problems as of yet, however we only use the Truck once or twice a week unless we are on an out of town trip for which the install was intended. And as the previous poster stated I have one on my bedroom tv as well in the usb sans wall plug and is cut on and off and runs usually over night in my sleep as well.

 

[S_wall98]

Had anyone else tried with a different device?
I tried with my firestick but the results weren't so great. It works on the head unit but it's black and white and wasn't a great connection. I can't get it show up at all in the back though.

I couldn't find any good cables, so I'll blame the connection/black and white deal on that (although I think there is more to it) but the lack of anything on the rear flipdown has me puzzled.

 

[Meccanoble]

I use chromecast with no issues. I use the cable below as HDMI will not copy over to a second screen. You need to connect to the A/V port on your head unit. My only issue is I can see lines shaking on the videos I watch when the bass is too high up. Its probably vibrating the chrome cast but no issues with video.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LUX1F5K/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[Meccanoble]

I created a terrible video on this working that I was going to delete and record again but F it, just uploaded it in case others wanted to see.