Hi anyone in the South East who would kindly unlock the VIM on my vrs for a beer or two?

I have vcds but understand it needs vag can pro.

It does, and it works

 

I'm not very close to you though

cough*  What's a vim * Cough

Video in Motion on the Amundsen & Columbus

Video in Motion on the Amundsen & Columbus

 

No good for me then   :S   , Cheers Andy

Video in Motion on the Amundsen & Columbus

Does the Amundsen even do video (other than reversing camera)?

Yep

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Oh this post http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/295504-playing-video-files-on-sd-card-on-amundsen/ made me wonder if it could indeed play video via sd / usb. If so one less reason for colombus.

Where is the best place to buy the vag com pro?

Video in Motion on the Amundsen & Columbus

And bolero

And bolero

 

Via Mitsumi I presume?

Via Mitsumi I presume?

 

Yes.

Haven't seen a VIM file for Bolero though .....

Whats the best place online to buy the VCP?

www.vag-tech.eu

Hi anyone in the South East who would kindly unlock the VIM on my vrs for a beer or two?

I have vcds but understand it needs vag can pro.

I have it and have done a couple of Skoda's now. I am in the Midlands though near coventry. Mail me on [email protected] if your interested though.

Olly, why not pop along to your local meet, a couple of VCDS guys usually there, here's a link to the next one http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/335897-west-meon-hut-22-first-of-the-2015ers/

Am I totally alone in thinking that I am not very keen on having people being distracted by watching videos while they are driving around?

 

I don't want to spoil anyone's fun, but surely there is a safety issue here?

Edited 27 December, 201411 yr by nickcoll

I don't want to spoil anyone's fun, but surely there is a safety issue here?

 

I believe it's illegal to have video/TV visible by the driver while in motion.

 

" Motorists caught watching a DVD while driving are subject to a £30 fixed penalty notice for "having a television in view of the driver", but those who cause accidents could face criminal prosecution.