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dgrallying 06-05-2006 01:15 AM

In Car TV
 
I am looking to install TV's in the headrests for my kids to watch, but i need some help with some questions:
  1. I want the head rests to stay up from the seat by about 2.5 inches, but how would i hide the tv cables?
  2. i want to be able to split the two screens so that one can watch TV and the other can play the play station, how do i do this?
  3. how would i connect this sytem up to the Nav Screen in the front of the car?
  4. by installing the Playstation, can i use Infared controllers?
  5. with a multi disc DVD Player how can i change disc, would i do it via the screen or would it be done o a infrared remote?
  6. If it is done on a infrared remote, do i have to put in a remote eye to receive the signal?
  7. when fitting the headrests do i have to strip the seat to get the wires in?

Many thanks in advance for your help..

Tom G. 06-05-2006 01:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dgrallying
I am looking to install TV's in the headrests for my kids to watch, but i need some help with some questions:
  1. I want the head rests to stay up from the seat by about 2.5 inches, but how would i hide the tv cables?
  2. i want to be able to split the two screens so that one can watch TV and the other can play the play station, how do i do this?
  3. how would i connect this sytem up to the Nav Screen in the front of the car?
  4. by installing the Playstation, can i use Infared controllers?
  5. with a multi disc DVD Player how can i change disc, would i do it via the screen or would it be done o a infrared remote?
  6. If it is done on a infrared remote, do i have to put in a remote eye to receive the signal?
  7. when fitting the headrests do i have to strip the seat to get the wires in?

Many thanks in advance for your help..


We've got you covered for the NAV screen video content:

Video Source Module (VSM) for BMW - Core System
http://www.europeanautosource.com/pr...roducts_id=161

There are quite a few people running the system already. More information can be found at this link:

http://www.xoutpost.com/vendor-forum/...reen-more.html

Any A/V device can be connected to the VSM for display on the stock NAV screen. The signal output can be split to seperate monitors if desired.


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