| These units mount into the car's front dash panel and can replace the audio head unit. In-Dash-Video systems often combine DVD player with a various size screen. Screens vary from 2.5 inches to 7 inches and larger. On many models LCD monitor will automatically slide out of the deck when you start the car, then flip up into a viewing position. If nothing else, they have a tremendous ‘Wow factor’. Put one of these systems in your car and you will definitely spend more time in your car, even if you're not driving! This sort of setup is great if you have a small vehicle. Naturally, In-Dash-Video systems are not meant for viewing movies by the driver while on the move. You don't want to be distracted when driving in traffic, or worse, when doing 60 mph on the freeway.
Then, why have a movie screen in the front of your car? We can say that when you are driving the screen can be put to use in many other ways. It can work as an interactive roadmap, via satellite navigation. Depending on the model, it might even offer touch-screen control, which is a big bonus for convenience and safety.
In-Dash-Video systems can also be set up to display vehicle information and navigate through your music, particularly if set up to work with your MP3 player or CD stacker. Many In-Dash-Video systems play a wide range of formats, including DVD, VCD, SVCD, CD-R/RW, WMA and MP3 discs and can include an AM/FM radio receiver.
On a truck, a van, or RV you can also set the unit to display on screen the view from a rear-mounted camera which is great for accurate reversing.
Also, your In-Dash-Video system may optionally come with dual-zone or multi-zone capability, so when you're on the move it can send a video/audio signal to separate monitors/headphones in the rear of the vehicle so passengers can watch a movie, for instance, while you listen to music over the vehicle's speakers.
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