Multi-room audio is a home "network" of audio sources such as XM/Sirius Radio, AM/FM, iPod, a Music Server, CD and DVD players, Digital Satellite Receivers, etc. If wired correctly, each audio source can be heard and controlled in each "networked" room in the house. You can choose between in-ceiling and in-wall speakers that blend elegantly into your walls or external speakers that can match the decor of your home. Outdoor, weatherproof speakers are a great way to take your favorite tunes outside for cookouts and outdoor activities.

Usually the best location for your source components is in a "media room" or home theater room. Volume changes, Channel, CD track changes, etc. can be performed in any of the "networked" rooms and will allow the you to enjoy the equipment as if were located in that room.

Examples Of Multi-Room Audio Controls:

Not only is this extremely convenient, it prevents you from having to purchase multiple CD & DVD players, Digital satellite receivers, etc. This feature is perfect for a family with children. Each individual can hear their own music simultaneously.

Enjoy relaxing classical music in the kitchen, while your spouse hears smooth jazz in the den.

Multi-room audio is the essence of convenience, control and managed entertainment. It gives us another good reason to look forward to being at home.

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Multi-Room Video
Just as Computer Networking systems connect computers to share high-speed internet connections, files and printers, Video Distribution connects video sources such as DVD players, satellite receivers, Video and Music Servers, and cameras so that every room in the house can view them. 
Imagine having the ability to watch one Cable box DVR or Satellite TIVO from the bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, great room, media room, and theater.  If you have a DVR or Tivo already, you've probably felt the aggravation of having to watch your recordings in just one room.

Likewise the DVD player in the home theater can be viewed and controlled in the master bedroom. The camera in the baby room or at the front door can be viewed on the TV in the kitchen. This system allows you to use all of your video equipment from multiple locations in the home without having to buy multiple components. 
A Distributed Video system also means that you can centralize all of the equipment, so only the TV and speakers need to be in each room.

Digital Lifestyles designs Video Distribution systems that utilize high-grade digital video cabling throughout the home and High-Definition video switchers that can deliver a crystal clear picture at every television. Now you can conveniently watch your favorite movie or check on the kids through the pool camera at any time, any location. 

Video distribution can be combined with Whole-House Audio to allow you to see your shared video sources AND hear them in rich stereo or surround sound in multiple locations throughout the home. Also, you can view video sources on user interfaces such as touchscreens and personal computers.

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