Why do you want to watch a DVD while driving??? Its ILLEGAL
guys,
anyone out there know how to watch dvds whilst the car is in motion?
I've found a link on youtube that teaches how to do it, but i suspect it is for non Aus cars.
Apparently they say when you are stopped, you hit the Information button and then the Tone button, then drive off and it will continue to play.
However, I have no Info button to press! hmmm?
Why do you want to watch a DVD while driving??? Its ILLEGAL
Last edited by pologti18t; 04-08-2010 at 09:35 PM.
That button pushing method doesn't work on new cars as it seems to have been disabled...
tornado red GTI MkVI, 5dr, DSG, Sat Nav, RVC, MDI.
Red Honda Fireblade Red Cooper S (SOLD)
good point, it is illegal i know.
but not for me, just gives the passengers something to do on the long drives up to the snow or on road trips.
I don't seem to have an "I" button, i got some stupid star button.....and when i hit that, its got something to do with voice command or something, but i don't have that either.
=(
how else can i do it?
I know in some cars, its linked to the handbrake. So If you apply like maybe 2mm of lift on the brake (but its not actually braking) It MIGHT do the trick. Might not. Best of luck. Would love to know how to do this for when im on my private track.
2010 MY11 GOLF R - 5DR | DSG | RISING BLUE | DYNAUDIO + ACC + BLUETOOTH + 19s + RNS510 |
2017 MY17 TIGUAN HIGHLINE - 5DR | DSG | PEARL BLACK | SUNROOF + DAP |
Tux is correct so bad news for you and GREAT news for the rest of us road users.There is no way you can concentrate with anything playing on the screen even if it is not intended viewing for you. I know as I can do this on my RNS510. REXman's suggestion is half correct -- except you need to pull it a bit further than 2mm,say 80 to 100mm and when in your garage.
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