Do rfs have a dvd player

[Fostelo]

Hi all i'am booked on indy in july and was wondering if the royal family suite has a DVD player. I sailed liberty in 2009 and the owners suite had one. Thanks for any replies

[Red-arrow]

The RFS do have a DVD player included. I think the Concierge can supply films if required.

[Clarea]

The RFS do have a DVD player included. I think the Concierge can supply films if required.

Yes, the Concierge Lounge has DVDs to borrow.

[fletch1027]

If you are in a cabin without a DVD player, I assume if you have a laptop and bring an HDMI cable, it's a pretty easy fix to watch DVD's that way also?

 

 

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[Clarea]

If you are in a cabin without a DVD player, I assume if you have a laptop and bring an HDMI cable, it's a pretty easy fix to watch DVD's that way also?

The stateroom TVs and standard remotes don't allow selection of another input. Some people have reported that beinging a universal remote allows them to select another input.

[Fostelo]

Thanks for all your replies

[Sitzmark]

I assume there is video on demand, anyone know what the selection is like?

[George C]

I assume there is video on demand, anyone know what the selection is like?

 

No video on demand on Navigator last year

[moopetguy]

The stateroom TVs and standard remotes don't allow selection of another input. Some people have reported that beinging a universal remote allows them to select another input.

 

During my last three cruises (Oasis, Enchantment, Grandeur), my stateroom had an LCD HDTV and I was able to connect my iPad to the HDMI1 input on the back of the TV. I have the Apple digital HDMI adapter and then an HDMI cable.

 

The remote control in the stateroom has a "SOURCE" button that allowed me to select the HDMI1 input on the TV in all three cases. I didn't have to bring my own universal remote.

 

This could be another infamous RCI inconsistency across ships :) It could be that some stateroom TVs are locked down a bit further than others.

[Clarea]

During my last three cruises (Oasis, Enchantment, Grandeur), my stateroom had an LCD HDTV and I was able to connect my iPad to the HDMI1 input on the back of the TV. I have the Apple digital HDMI adapter and then an HDMI cable.

 

The remote control in the stateroom has a "SOURCE" button that allowed me to select the HDMI1 input on the TV in all three cases. I didn't have to bring my own universal remote.

 

This could be another infamous RCI inconsistency across ships :) It could be that some stateroom TVs are locked down a bit further than others.

Thanks for the update. It may be that as Royal is replacing TVs, they allow the input selection. I know that on our Enchantment cruise last year, we could not change the input at all.