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Video not playing when in motion

By adidascanada · Aug 20, 2009in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 8 posts👁️ 1,881 views
Posted Aug 20, 2009 · 20:46 UTC#1

Have my AVIC-D3 installed with the parking break bypass located here. The video plays until I reach about 10 km/h and then the blank screen. Guessing it is because the GPS notices I am in motion (when I come to a stop the video is displayed again).

I konw I should be "wathcing video" when driving but for the other occupants in the vehicle, is there a hack/mod toget around this? Thanks

Posted Aug 20, 2009 · 22:57 UTC#2

Did the search and found the story with the 54 year old lady and the bypass without pictures.

I did this mod:

viewtopic.php?f=11&t=7998

Is this the reason? Thanks

Posted Aug 20, 2009 · 23:22 UTC#3

Try this

 

I have confirmed that changing the parking_break_speed value in the DATA.zip file (/project_config/pioneer.ini) does in fact bypass the video/gps restriction without changing any wiring. I set the value to 128.0 (thought it odd that they picked 16, so I assumed they were using the standard 1,2,4,8,16 binary notation so I chose a number that would fit in that series, hence 128).

 

I know this works because I just installed this unit 2 days ago and did NOT use any bypass. With the change made to the ini file, I can now enjoy video while traveling up to 128 MPH

Posted Aug 24, 2009 · 13:36 UTC#4

Thanks for the tip! :D

But now for the bad news...I'm kinda new to the AVIC world and unsure how to mod this file. Guessing I obtain a copy of the firmare, update the INI, burn it to DVD and "read from disc option" in settings to up date??? :?

Posted Sep 04, 2009 · 20:14 UTC#5

Bump for a solution..thanks :D

Posted Sep 04, 2009 · 22:25 UTC#6
Try this

 

I have confirmed that changing the parking_break_speed value in the DATA.zip file (/project_config/pioneer.ini) does in fact bypass the video/gps restriction without changing any wiring. I set the value to 128.0 (thought it odd that they picked 16, so I assumed they were using the standard 1,2,4,8,16 binary notation so I chose a number that would fit in that series, hence 128).

 

I know this works because I just installed this unit 2 days ago and did NOT use any bypass. With the change made to the ini file, I can now enjoy video while traveling up to 128 MPH

 

Ignore all of this. That is the bypass for the F series not the D series. Go to the following thread for instructions for the Bypass.

 

viewtopic.php?f=11&t=7998

Posted Sep 04, 2009 · 22:29 UTC#7

 

Check your connections, if it doesn't work, its not done correctly.

Posted Sep 08, 2009 · 16:58 UTC#8

VBLUE42 is correct....I rechecked the plug in the harness and it was not "deep" enough.

Thanks for opening my eyes! :D