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<blockquote data-quote="Mitchell Fosgate III" data-source="post: 8898679" data-attributes="member: 691623">Probably Android Auto.&nbsp; Microsoft Carplay.&nbsp; You can either buy the wiring harness from the manufacturers which is more expensive or just order it from your local vendor. Schoesche, Metra-online, are few vendors out there.&nbsp; Video format with the back up camera.&nbsp; 2015 was the release date to these radios.&nbsp; Look up any specific brand you want, then pick up a dash kit with your wiring harness with it.

Most of the Android radios will Decode DTS and you mentioned Channel 5.1.&nbsp; The radios came out in 2015.&nbsp; The technology you mentioned has been on the market a long time.&nbsp; So nothing to this technology.&nbsp; Just pick any radio and it will accommodate the features you have added to the car radio.&nbsp;&nbsp; One more comment then I&#039;m out.&nbsp; That guy whoever said that.&nbsp; PAC TR7,&nbsp; it&#039;s a switching device.

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[QUOTE="Mitchell Fosgate III, post: 8898679, member: 691623"] [JUSTIFY]Probably Android Auto. Microsoft Carplay. You can either buy the wiring harness from the manufacturers which is more expensive or just order it from your local vendor. Schoesche, Metra-online, are few vendors out there. Video format with the back up camera. 2015 was the release date to these radios. Look up any specific brand you want, then pick up a dash kit with your wiring harness with it. Most of the Android radios will Decode DTS and you mentioned Channel 5.1. The radios came out in 2015. The technology you mentioned has been on the market a long time. So nothing to this technology. Just pick any radio and it will accommodate the features you have added to the car radio. One more comment then I'm out. That guy whoever said that. PAC TR7, it's a switching device. [/JUSTIFY] [/QUOTE]

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