mrhateme

I totally agree. I would never want a movie playing while I drive... I don't want to watch a DVD in my car period...when u Have a 55 inch lcd hd tv.. why would I wanna watch a movie on a 6 inch screen..smh..I just think being able to change an address on the fly would be nice. When we travel, my wife works the GPS in our Expedition while I drive, but with it being so cumbersome in the Avalanche. I don't think well be making to many road trips in it.

And all along..im thinking everyone is doing the bypass just to be able to watch movies while driving..lol..Now I wish I would have gotten the installers to do the bypass. Once again..Im sure that question has been answered a million times..so my apologies.....but this is my first unit with NAV..my old unit in my other car was a Pioneer AVH-P3100DVD..and I could adjust system settings without applying the parking brake..that's why I was confused. Thanks.. Great Forum by the way!

Thanks for the quick response..I feel kind of dumb now..but not really since this if the first car stereo that Ive ever owned, that had this "precaution" i guess..so not just having the vehicle in park...but actually applying the parking break. That seems a little excessive Pioneer..lol Ill try this tomorrow. Thanks again.

What's up guys, Just got a new AVIC X920BT installed today in a 2007 Avalanche.. The problem is that most of the settings are greyed out. I do apologize if this has been covered, and I did try to search for my issue, but couldn't quite find a match. I am unable to change any system settings, including the time ( cant even get to that point). I already updated to the latest firmware, but still no change. Everything else works as far as I can tell, but something is surely wrong. I paid $345 bucks for a "professional" install with a back up cam and an Axxess ASWC (steering wheel remote adapter)