Clarion VRX765VD Car Video Player

The VRX765VD demonstrates how a traditional DIN sized unit can accommodate a capacity of multimedia features far beyond imagination. The CeNET backbone of this unit allows a seamless integration strategy of the all the best Clarion multimedia peripherals, yet the HMI is still intuitive and easy to operate for the end user. Clarion went to tremendous lengths to improve on an already successful design so that the VRX765VD would be the centerpiece of an in-car entertainment system for technologies both now and tomorrow. The convenience of touch screen control and ubiquitous media playback means the VRX765VD practically does the thinking for you. With a 24-bit Digital-to-Analog converter (DAC) and 5.1 surround processing capabilities, audio entertainment is delivered with purity and unmistakable accuracy. Add Satellite Radio, fully integrated iPod connectivity and the ability to manage media playback in 2 independent zones and it's no wonder the VRX765VD is the ultimate multimedia system controller.

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• Reviewed by: TheSteelCurtain

  09-29-06

  Duration of ownership: 2 Months

  Strengths: Plays many types of formats, does not need a brain, affordable.

  Weaknesses:touchscreen not very sensitive, screen does not come in when vehicle is turned off, software not very smart.

  Overall Evaluation: This unit is just ok for the price. It really should be around the $500 mark for it being just an mp3 player and dvd player. It really doesn't do much, but it does have the Ipod interface if you have one. Nothing special, and for the time I've had it, it doesn't have multiple backgrounds, just a plain blue one with a backdrop. When playing an mp3 disc, it's kinda hard to navigate the songs also, there's no way to sort so basically, you'll have to folder them before putting on the disc if you want any way of telling how to play the songs. Overall though, I'm pretty happy with the unit. But it would be great if the software was better. It does play DVD+Rs with no problem, but I haven't tried DVD-Rs.

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