No. The Rear Window system is designed so that the captions are visible (via reflectors) from any seat in the theater. The reflectors are completely portable and designed to attach to any theater seat. However, depending on the size or layout of the theater and the location of the caption display, some seats may offer better viewing angles than others. Seats in the middle of the theater will generally offer the best view of Rear Window captions.

The patented Rear Window System (U.S. Patent # 5,570,944) is an innovative technology that makes it possible for exhibitors to provide closed captions for those who need or desire them without displaying them to the entire audience, and without the need for special prints or separate screenings. The Rear Window Captioning System displays reversed captions on a light-emitting diode (LED) text display which is mounted in the rear of a theater.

No. The headsets are completely portable and enable you to hear descriptions from any seat in the theater.

YES. Use of your rear window heater in both snow and rain is recommended and will not damage the rear window ad. By using heat, you speed up the drying process of any water that may be temporarily suspended in the micro-perforations of your rear window graphic.

This depends on the state you live in. Generally, we like to recommend a rear-facing infant seat until 12-15 months of age, and then a rear-facing seat until 3 or 4 years of age, depending on your child's height and weight. After that, you can move to a front-facing seat or a booster until at least 7 years of age. Check your state's seatbelt laws here for more detailed information.

Some Touaregs come with cup holders for the rear seats, and some do not. At first, it seemed that only V8 Touaregs included these cup holders, but recent reports indicate that some V6 models do included them as well. Touareg owners who did not get the cup holders have reported that they have been able to obtain them and have a dealer install them. We suspect that there was a cost associated with this upgrade.

The Taxi and Limousine Commission's (TLC) rules state that a passenger who is unable to enter or ride in the passenger part of the taxicab must be permitted to occupy the front seat alongside the driver.

If a JRE (Java Runtime Environment) or JVM (Java Virtual Machine) was not installed with your operating system or your web browser, you may need to install the Java Plug-in to run Java applications in your web browser. Your web browser may offer you a link to download and install a JRE or Java Plug-in, if no JRE is present. If your web browser offers you a link to download and install a JRE, JVM, or Java Plug-in, please follow the instructions offered by your web browser.

Generally, yes. Though there appears to be no evidence that this is unsafe, at least one company, Evenflo, used to recommend that you do NOT install many of their carseat models in front of a fold-down armrest. Ford has a similar recommendation for some of its vehicles. Please consult the owner's manual of your vehicle and carseat before making this decision.

Please consult the owner's manual of your carseat. For most carseats, this is not a problem and may actually improve safety. At least one carseat, the Century Smart Move, does require the seat to be able to rotate freely toward the back of the vehicle in a crash. Best practice from the NHTSA training manual states, "A rear-facing seat can be installed so it rests against the back of the vehicle seat ahead if not counter to manufacturers instructions...

A Torx 47 will fit those bolts. A Torx 45 will likely strip them out. A Torx 50 will not fit unless it is worn or the bolt is stripped out. Or in the words of Russell, "The seatbelt torx suffered unimaginable abuse which caused it to become extremely deformed thus requiring the delicate use of the larger size T-50.... "

You can use a tether on a rear-facing seat only if the owner’s manual to your car seat manual permits it.

Yes. If your car has a roll cage the delete kit can be notched out to accommodate most roll bars. If the roll cage connects to the rear passenger floor area, the front half of the delete kit will not have to be modified. If the roll cage connects to the metal beam that the rear seat used to sit on, the front half of the kit will need to be notched out as well as the back.

Rear fill" refers to the presence of depth and ambiance in music. A properly designed system using two channels will reproduce original rear fill on the source without rear high frequency drivers. Since recordings are made in two channels, that is all you will need to reproduce it. What is captured at the recording session (coincident pair mics, Blumlein mic patterns, etc.) by a two channel mic array will capture the so called rear fill or ambiance.

Yes all of our planes are set up so that every passenger gets a window seat and a headset that is connected to an intercom system. You may ask your pilot questions about what you are seeing.

Your back is unique. With BackJoy, you can sit the way you want to sit. Peer reviewed orthopedic back journals suggest the best way for any individual to sit is in the position they are most comfortable. That's why BackJoy is designed to work like a personalized orthotic for your unique back. It will adapt itself to accommodate a "slouched" posterior pelvic tilt, a sitting straight-up anterior tilt, and everything in between.

Yes - With a laminated InfoWindow™ the rear wiper does it's job and never touches your graphics or vinyl. Unlike other rear window graphics, InfoWindow™ has the option of a full specially formulated laminate layer that protects your graphics and promotes continued visibility even under wet conditions.

Yes - InfoWindow™ mounts on the outside of the glass. We have had no reports of rear window defroster affecting any InfoWindows.

Yes. In fact, in a car with two air bags, riding in the front seat could be deadly for your baby, even in a very low-speed crash. NEVER, EVER put a rear-facing baby in front of an air bag. The rear-facing baby's skull could be fractured as the air bag (not yet inflated) explodes from the dashboard at 200 miles per hour. In a car with no air bag in front, the back seat is still safer, since it is farther from the action in a frontal crash -which is the most common and most severe kind.

You can use the SDePay system from any Macintosh or PC running Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.1. or newer, or Netscape Navigator 6.0 or newer.

We use 4WD Landrovers and Toyota Landcruisers converted for safari and game viewing with pop-up roofs. We do not use mini-buses unless specifically requested. All passengers get window seats on game drives and access to the roof. If we have the maximum of 12 in a group we take three vehicles. You can take a look at some of our vehicles. On safari the tents vary from mountain tents to ones you can stand up in - depending on the trip and where you go.

Open captions are similar to subtitles. They are "burned" onto the film and visible to everyone in the theater. To provide open captions, it is necessary for studios to create and for exhibitors to obtain a special print of the film. Open-captioned films are generally presented at special screenings. The Rear Window system is a way of providing closed captions. The captions are not on the film itself, so there is no need for a special print.

You can choose in most cases. If you are concerned with originality then you should select the appropriate top. If cost is a factor the plastic windows are less expensive and also cost less to ship. Glass is considered maintenance free and should last as long as your top. Plastic will deteriorate and how long it will last is dependent on many factors such as where it is stored, how much sun it is in, weather, etc.

Yes. Even with a large, 8.4” screen, the Concierge device is relatively small, with a total size of 10” x 8”. The interface won’t impede entry or exit for children.

You can request that seat but you cannot reserve it. The pilot makes the ultimate decision based on weight and balance.

Obviously in a two-seat car, there isn't much choice. In a vehicle with four or more seats, though, try to have your child sit in the rear for as long as possible, whether he or she is in a car seat or not. That's always the safest place.

The rules create transition periods during which the amount of closed-captioned programming will be phased in over eight years at which time 100 percent must be closed-captioned. Interim benchmarks have been established at two-year intervals. In January 2003, the Commission will examine whether sufficient progress is being made and decide whether to adopt additional mandatory checkpoints.

Closed Captioning or (CC) are like sub-titles or words that show at the bottom of the screen to let the deaf and hard of hearing enjoy the movie even without sound.