I had the naviks unit installed, but I'm having an issue where you can see a ghost image of the oem nav kind of floating in the background of the other inputs. Someone on amazon had the same issue described here:

That's the only mention of this I could find by searching. Has anyone else run into this? The unit was professionally installed by a competent shop.

 

Yes, multiple of us are having the same issue. Must be interference or high/low resolution input/output.

 

oh man, no one has found a fix for this?

now I'm starting to think I should have gone with navtool or something else.

 

Navtools is having the same issue. I remember someone was asking the same question.

 

That's really odd... 2 different devices with the same issue? Is there something in our cars that's causing this? It's hard to imagine what's unique about our cars for this install, it's pretty much plug and play besides the power/ground/cameras.

 

Does anyone know if this works for 2002 gs430?

 

Are you output from a phone? can you try to lower the resolution to 800x600? Mix match from 50hz (PAL) and 60hz (NTSC) also could cause this problem. The backup camera feed looks good though.
BTW, I have Chromecast connects to the HDMI input of the Naviks.

 

I actually noticed it on the camera inputs, I'm not sure if it shows on the hdmi input, I have to look next time I'm in the car.

 

My NavTools shows the ghost image of the map in the background when I switch to the option of mirroring my phone.

 

well I'll be damned, thats 2 different devices, same issue. Very strange.

 

Here are a few pics in case anyone is wondering what we're talking about.

 

Weird! What version did you buy? Black or silver box? Are you sure your installation was good?

 

Silver... I didn't know there were two. What's the difference with the black box?


I had a very good shop install it, they did a big job for me and everything else is top notch workmanship. It's mostly plug & play, so it's hard to imagine what could go wrong.

 

Mine doesn't look like that in backup camera mode.
Does your unit look like this?

 

yes that's it.

Is that a powertool battery you're using for your test-bench? if so, very clever!