Car Video
Control your mobile audio/video system with one of these in-dash DVD receivers.
You'll find plenty of connections for video sources, amplifiers, and more. Most
receivers also feature built-in screens.
Add video playback to your system with an outboard DVD changer or player. It
mounts in a convenient spot, sending an audio/video signal to your car stereo and a
video screen, or to a rear-mounted screen with wireless headphones.
Enjoy rear seat video playback from these convenient overhead screens. These
roof-mount units fold away when they're not in use, and many include a built-in DVD
player.
The simplest solution for installing a video system in your vehicle — many portable
DVD players include headrest straps for instant mobile theater. You'll also find power
adapters for use in the car or home.
Add video to your car, van, tour bus, or RV by custom-mounting a universal screen
in any appropriate location. Each screen includes mounting hardware.
Replace your factory headrests with these easy-to-install headrest screens,
available in vehicle-specific and universal versions. You'll find 3 models: dual
screens, dual screens with DVD, dual screens with dual DVD.
An add-on TV tuner allows you to enjoy local UHF/VHF broadcasts or SIRIUS TV
through your car's audio/video system.
Attach a rear-view camera to your rear license plate, and connect to your car's video
screen. When you back up, your view switches automatically to show you what's
behind you.
Media servers offer Internet connectivity and digital storage for music, video, and
photos in your vehicle — all in one compact package. Connect a media server to
your car's A/V system, and leave all your portable devices at home.
Build and refine a mobile multichannel audio system with a versatile sound
processor. You can maximize the performance of your amplifiers and speakers, and
adjust your system for your car's acoustics.
Specialized products for installing a car video system
Wireless headphones allow your back seat passengers to enjoy a DVD soundtrack,
while you keep things quiet up front.