Watching Video while driving....
Sep 21, 2006 | 12:33 PM
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Watching Video while driving....
Just wondering if there was a way to watch video in the NAV screen (07 Suburban) while driving....There was a way to do it in My CTS-V just wondering if there was a way in the suburban....? Thxs
Sep 21, 2006 | 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by CHEVRACER83
Yes There Is.... Theres A Signal Wire Off The Head Unit That Senses When It Is Safe... Non Moving..... If You Ground Taht It Will Work
Sep 21, 2006 | 08:24 PM
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It may not make a diff to you, but I'd look into local or state laws about that before making a change. I think at least some states have laws against watching TV while driving. Of course, common sense would tell anyone that. No offense meant, but it is rather stupid to try watching a television while also trying to successfully drive an automobile. I wouldn't even allow others to watch a TV up front while I'm driving. It's another needless distraction to me. There are more than enough idiots on the road for me to watch, even though I don't enjoy their shows very often. 
Sep 22, 2006 | 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted by It'llrun
It may not make a diff to you, but I'd look into local or state laws about that before making a change. I think at least some states have laws against watching TV while driving. Of course, common sense would tell anyone that. No offense meant, but it is rather stupid to try watching a television while also trying to successfully drive an automobile. I wouldn't even allow others to watch a TV up front while I'm driving. It's another needless distraction to me. There are more than enough idiots on the road for me to watch, even though I don't enjoy their shows very often.
Sep 22, 2006 | 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by It'llrun
It may not make a diff to you, but I'd look into local or state laws about that before making a change. I think at least some states have laws against watching TV while driving. Of course, common sense would tell anyone that. No offense meant, but it is rather stupid to try watching a television while also trying to successfully drive an automobile. I wouldn't even allow others to watch a TV up front while I'm driving. It's another needless distraction to me. There are more than enough idiots on the road for me to watch, even though I don't enjoy their shows very often.
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