Additional wireless headsets are available through the Honda dealership’s parts department. If you have USB speakers or headphones, or analog headphones plugged into a USB sound card, plug them into any USB port.Three plug-in headphone jacks are available at the rear of the front center console.The headphones can be used only while in the rear of the vehicle they are inactive in the front seating area or outside the vehicle.Two sets of standard infrared wireless headphones include a volume control and auto shut-off to extend battery life.

An HDMI port expands the variety of systems that can be hooked up.

Additional audio and video input jacks allow video-game consoles or MP3 players to be connected to the system.

Song information from an MP3/WMA CD or a USB Audio Interface 2 can be displayed on the video screen for song-navigation convenience.

The DVD player can be conveniently controlled from two locations-the front audio-system controls, or the docked rear-seat control.

The system allows for a variety of audio sources to be played through the headphones, even as the front passengers are listening to a different audio source via the front speakers.

The 9-inch display flips down from the ceiling at the push of a button.

The other option would be to disable the onboard sound in Device Manager and add a sound card. I have to agree with the post above that says it's RMA time. 55Īvailable on the EX-L, the factory-integrated DVD Rear Entertainment System will delight rear-seat passengers. Unexcelled accuracy and pro-audio performance separate the StroboRack from the rest of the pack with. The front and rear audio jacks have different circuitry. Long or repetitive trips will be much more enjoyable for everyone when rear-seat passengers are engaged by the DVD Rear Entertainment System.

Separate front and rear audio jacks