tomcat59alan
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In a word, no....
You can get plug in modules that can be used, TV in Motion is one that comes to mind....and there is the AV in on the TV module in the boot....not sure how that works though....
Go to fullfatrr.com - Index and search for posts by Joe90 he is a bit of an L322 infotainment genius....
By sheer coincidence I tried to play a DVD in my Sat Nav unit and it failed to read the disc - as Datatek stated it is a CD drive, but after I tried it the Sat Nav then kept spitting out the Sat Nav CD - it did eventually load but I was kicking myself for messing around with it for a few mins.
Darren
Darren
:doh:
Datatek
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I did not say the SatNave unit is a CD drive, it's not, it's a DVD drive, still will not play standard CD's or DVD's though
not entirely accurate, the mk3 was CDROM based and the mk4 is a DVD based unit
Datatek
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I stand corrected
Rubbish, it's something for you to watch waiting for the recovery truck.
ha sadly this may become true... although I've had it 2weeks now and it's running fine
Datatek
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It's a dedicated SATNAV unit be it a CD version or a DVD version, it will not play CD's or DVD's only SatNav discs.
So why cant I replace it with the system that can play DVD's like other models?
Datatek
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The TV unit is a seperate unit with I believe an input for a DVD player. Not all cars have the TV module and those that do are often analogue which would need replacing for TV reception. It is illegal to have TV/DVD on a display that can be seen by the driver for obvious safety reasons.
If it's for DVD's in the back, the easy option is portable DVD players or cheap tablet computers with an XD card slot.
The SatNav drive is a seperate device.
Datatek
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tomcat59alan
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ha sadly this may become true... although I've had it 2weeks now and it's running fine
2 weeks, you've done well, fingers crossed
Grin...!
