Streaming content on a 2017 Yukon Denali?

[JerryWest_44]

What streaming devices are owners using to stream content to the rear entertainment center? It seems using the HDMI connector would be the preferred interface as it would reduce the amount of cabling required.

AppleTV?
Roku?
chromecast?
Amazon Firestick?

Too bad there's isn't a streaming device that has an SUV or car in mind to take into account 12volt power.


Or are users using the Miracast wifi option to mirror content to the rear entertainment center?

 

[Denali132]

I have a Android TV box and Roku in my Suburban and some times I use a Apple TV. It depends on what my kid's want to watch. I have probably 200 movies on ITunes and just wish Apple TV had the VUDU app and Google Play app then I would just have the Apple TV in there.

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[dgball]

I use Amazon Firestick. Works great!

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[Pohlease]

How are you guys connecting it to the screens?


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[dgball]

I use RCA to HDMI adapter iSimple ISHD01 MediaLinx HDMI To Composite Video/Audio Adapter Cable (Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LUX1F5K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_ubgIzb1XAVE3G and get power from USB using a power plus cable PowerPlus Cable for Amazon Fire TV Stick | Powers FireStick Directly from Flat Screen TV ( Home Theater / TV Wall Mount Accessory ) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XZBWR33/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_zcgIzb2YDT91J.

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[Denali132]

Plug it into the HDMI input or composite input in the back then change the input to AUX and then should play on all 3 TVs


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[JerryWest_44]

I went with the Amazon Firestick and a 4 inch USB cable. The hookup is simple and minimal cabling. The stick inserts into the HDMI port and the power is applied to the stick via a small USB cable connected to the adjacent USB port.

Now I can watch Netflix etc in the Denali....