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For those that still have a considerable library of
VHS tapes, video cassette players are available in mono
or stereo and in vertical or horizontal mounts. Since
VCPs are large, they can easily be remote-mounted and
controlled via an infrared repeater. |
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The most popular video format is DVD. DVD players are
available in horizontal mount versions as well as models
that will mount vertically in a center console. An added
benefit of a DVD player is its ability to play your MP3
music discs! |
| DVD players can be easily hidden away and
controlled by an infrared target located in the visor
area. This provision gives the front seat passenger full
control over the video system without removing their seatbelt
and reaching back. |
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Some DVD models provide a set of front panel auxiliary
inputs for an electronic game, 8mm camcorder or any other
transportable audio/video device. |
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| Higher resolution DVD players are available
from select manufacturers such as Clarion and Alpine. |
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| You may want to consider a DVD changer to
keep a combination of DVD movies and MP3 discs on stand
by. |
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| A mobile video system is good for more than
movies, too. The kids can take their video games on the
road. The games can remain portable or we can custom install
one so you can avoid the hassle of packing it up every
time you’re ready to go somewhere. Dual video game
controllers will allow two young passengers to play one
another and keep them occupied for extended periods. Also,
IR links can replace cumbersome connecting cables for
the game controllers. |
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 Local
UHF and VHF broadcasts can be seen or heard with a TV
tuner and antenna. Some video systems already contain
a TV tuner or one can be added to any system. |
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You can add an in-motion Satellite
TV antenna and Direct TV receiver to your
mobile video system. Yes, you’ll receive 300 video
channels and 50 music channels while driving anywhere
from coast-to-coast. |
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Rear vision
cameras can be integrated into your mobile video system.
From the front seat, you can observe rear seat infants,
even in the dark, and get an assisted view of the rear
of your vehicle for backing up or lining up to a trailer. |
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A GPS Navigation
and Information System is the ideal addition
to any mobile video system. Either the driver or front
seat passenger can view and control the system. An existing
video screen can function as the Nav display. |
| Your portable laptop may contain a DVD player
or store a huge music selection. Integrating your laptop
into your audio/video system is a natural. |
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 To
fully integrate all of these audio/video sources and provide
independent selection at multiple seating positions, EARMARK
provides several audio/video selector options. |
