barney stinson

yes, it's capable of doing that. the bypass needs to be done. you can set a destination then have a DVD play. when you need to make a turn, the navi will overlay with a voice prompt and/or guidance screen. the video will NOT pause but after the turn or exit is made, you'll be back at the DVD screen.

that looks legit.

you know those physical left and right buttons? yeah, you can use them for skipping. or you can use your steering wheel buttons like i do.

better safe than sorry, bud! i got the real deal cable for my 930BT but i did buy a knock off cable from amazon.com for my previous 3300BT and it worked perfectly. the thing is that amazon.com had a bunch of good reviews for it so i didn't hesitate too much. i don't know that i can say the same for ebay.

if the app outputs video natively, it will work. i don't have sling but netflix, airvideo, hbo go, xfinity, youtube, vevo, vlc and vimeo all work.

plugged in is inconsistent. usually the music just keep on pausing. on the bright side, when i'm streaming ipod.app through BT, the artist and song info now display. no cover art, though.

it's happening w/ ipod.app sporadically as well. i guess it's BT streaming only for me for a while.

i should not have updated, yet.

OK, don't update to iOS5. it totally broke the connection w/ AVIC units. ipod will work sometimes. pandora will work sometimes. now the only way to listen to it enjoyably is to stream it through BT.

that's a deal and a half. i'm downloading iOS5 right now. ETA is 3 hours on a 20Mbps connection. apple's servers are getting hammered.

i think it may be possible. i won't have a chance to update to iOS 5 until late tonight at the earliest. you want to give it a shot?

you can do that while connected to BT audio.

if you go to crutchfield.com and indicate what vehicle you have and add the 920BT to your cart, it should let you know if there are any extra adapters you need and if there will be any issues that interfere with your system. i've always found that helpful. good luck!

yes. most times i just leave my phone in my pocket now. i just choose my playlist before i get in the car and just press play when the BT connects. the few times i actually plug in my phone is when it needs charging or when my passenger wants to get netflix or some other video app going. you can even play netflix on the phone and just have the audio stream go to the HU.

you can stream pandora through BT and you'll be able to skip tracks and adjust volume but the HU will not display album art nor will you be able to choose playlists or thumbs up/down from the HU. (i think some folks have reported that iOS5 will enable these features) the 51v iphone cable will let you do video out from the iphone to the HU. it won't mirror unless you're jailbroken and have some tweaks installed. the video will play on the HU and your phone will act as a remote with skip, pause/play and slider functions.

i suppose. i gave it a shot and it didn't work out for me. i probably should have played around with it at a local store first. my excitement got the best of me and ordered it on amazon as soon as it was available.

hi med. i'm not trying to put you down or your choice of radio. i should have just typed that "it doesn't work for me". i really do think it's a great concept. i've been waiting for it since CES in the beginning of the year. having said that, the reviews do speak for most folks that have complaints about it. it'll work for some folks and i think that's great. hopefully, that means that improvements will be made. i really, really think that if pioneer can address some of the issues that users have, it'll be even more popular.

just read up on the reviews of this product. some folks can live with the product's shortcomings. i couldn't. i agree that it's a very promising product but until pioneer makes the interface more driver friendly and much, much faster, it's going to take too much attention to operate if you're a driver.

you'll still have skip controls on android's BT streaming, right? personally that's the most important thing to me. i don't often hit the thumbs up/down or choose playlists while i'm driving.

i googled "pioneer x920 update". first hit is: http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/GPS-Navigation/AVIC-X920BT

update or the traffic tuner? here's my short review on the tuner that i wrote on amazon.com: it's not a cheap product by any means but it does the job. i wish the antenna cables were a bit longer since you may have to place the module in some other space other than right behind your x9xx radio. it may take a couple minutes for the unit to actually pick up the traffic reports. i'm not sure if that's the way TMC works, though. TMC may just be broadcasting the reports every few minutes instead of all the time. i've used it for a few days and so far it had me avoid congestion once in my SF

app radio isn't a feature. it's another head unit altogether. and trust me, you don't want it. I returned mine quite quickly. perhaps you mean aha radio?

thats what he's saying. it's tough to figure out what button is assigned what number though. you just have to keep playing with it until the action matches the number. and with the appradio, 1 of my 5 buttons didn't work.

930. I wish the antenna cables were longer since I have the actual tuner hidden inside my glovebox.