Picture in motion
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No idea but It's illegal in the UK.
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Here's the regulation: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1986/1078/regulation/109
Her's the solution: https://www.xcarlink.co.uk/land-rov...over-evoque-sport-tv-dvd-video-in-motion.html
Website has this disclaimer because it's illegal !!
Her's the solution: https://www.xcarlink.co.uk/land-rov...over-evoque-sport-tv-dvd-video-in-motion.html
Website has this disclaimer because it's illegal !!
It's for the passenger
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But you can still see it unless you drive with your eyes closed
Or do you have the dual view screen?
That's what I'm not sure aboutBut you can still see it unless you drive with your eyes closed
Or do you have the dual view screen?
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To modern for me I'm afraid but I'm sure someone will know.
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What does the owners handbook say ?
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The 4.4 westminster I had a go in last week had one. It's ace
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For me, the car is one of the few places that I can get away from the bloody TV.
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If you have dual view it will have the 2 screens depicted on the Audio/Video button on the right. It's clever but bloody awful to drive whilst someone is watching TV and you can hear it but not see it. TV in motion is utter garbage in my opinion and as stupid and dangerous as playing with your phone.
As Jon suggested though, it is pretty clever. Here's a clip of it working in mine.
