How to Watch TV in an Audi A6?

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JoannaAnn
07/29/25 11:21am
First, turn on the power button to supply electricity to the entire GL8, then press the SRCE button on the center console to activate the GL8's radio system. Next, observe whether the screen lights up. If it does, it indicates that the overhead TV has been successfully activated. Insert a DVD to check if the overhead TV turns on. You can also insert an SD card into your phone to watch videos on your mobile device. The system will automatically cache the videos you watch and save them to the SD card, usually in MP4 format. Insert the SD card into the vehicle, and you can directly use the overhead TV to watch videos inside the car.
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