For the first time, this Cayenne has a monitor in the back seat. In fact, for our previous cars as well, my husband has been "theHow about a monitor in the back seat for the children?I said, "I'm not going to be the one to
No, no, no, you can't spoil the children like that. They will take it for granted that they can watch TV in the car.
I was stubbornly opposed to the idea, and so I did not put it on.
However, now that the children are older, when we go on long-distance family road trips, they don't have anything to do in the car, so they start to get tired of the car on the way.I'm hungry." "My back hurts."It was quite difficult to drive while placating them, so we decided to have a rear-seat monitor installed in the Cayenne this time.
With this monitor, my husband would be able to watch TV in the back seat, of course.
My kids rarely watch TV and watch youtube all the time, so I'm more of aI want to connect my Amazon Fire TV Stick so I can watch youtube.No, it's not.
So, the "Anyway, I need to be able to connect an HDMI port.I asked the dealer to add an HDMI port so I could connect my iPhone to the system and project the screen.
He said that, anyway, "To be able to connect an HDMI port.It seems that the "I'm not a fan of that" was the sticking point.
If you are an Amazon Prime member, you can watch Amazon Prime movies and dramas on your Fire TV Stick, and of course you can also watch Youtube.Watch Amazon Prime by connecting the HDMI port on the TV in the hotel where you are traveling.My husband always has a travel-only Fire TV Stick in his suitcase because he can use it for such purposes.
Incidentally, when I recently gave birth to my third child, I was told in advance that due to the coronavirus, I would not be allowed any visitors while in the hospital, and that my baby would be kept by a midwife at all times.There is nothing to do while in the hospital, so mom is pretty much free (laughs).The maternity hospital told me, "We're not going to be able to do this.
So I brought my Fire TV Stick, and in fact, since I was so bored during my hospital stay, I was able to watch 7 or 8 Amazon Prime movies on my TV. I'm really glad I brought it with me!
So I digress a bit.I want to use Fire TV Stick with Cayenne so I can connect the HDMI port.was my husband's preference, and we were able to have it as a dealer option.
The actual controls for watching Amazon Prime and youtube in the car are
1 Connect to the HDMI terminal(I had the cable run out to the center console)
Power is obtained from USB-C in the center console. (All USB ports on the Cayenne are USB-C.) Wifi is provided by Porsche Connect at 3GB/month. If I ever run out of that amount, I plan to use tethering on my phone.
2 Press and hold the "NAVI" button(When I do this, I have the TV set to come on first.)
3 Press and hold the "NAVI" button again(Switches to HDMI input)
4 Press the "SOURCE" button for sound and select the appropriate FM radio frequency(When the radio is selected, it is set to produce sound. The sound does not come directly from the monitor. My husband said it could be because the digital signal from the terrestrial digital or HDMI is converted to analog and projected on the monitor.)
5 Control the screen with Fire TV Stick's remote control(Our children operate the controls in the back seat.)
This procedure will allow you to freely watch Youtube, etc. in the back seat.
The kids were so excited to try it that when we drove around the neighborhood the other day, they said, "We're going to have a lot of fun.Eh, I want a longer ride!I was so excited that I even said, "I'm not drunk. And since the Cayenne has a wide backseat and allows you to look away from the monitor, it doesn't seem to be particularly intoxicating. Also.Children can watch youtube on the back seat while adults can watch the navigation screen on the front monitor.It is.
If the sound is too loud, it can be set to produce sound in the main rear seats, and the front seats will be quite quiet, so adults can enjoy conversations as adults.
If it is so comfortable, I wish I had put it on my previous Panamera... (laughs)
