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Do you love watching movies but hate being stuck in traffic with nothing to do? If you have a Ford vehicle with Sync technology, you can now watch movies while driving. In this article, we will show you how to watch movies on Ford Sync while driving safely and legally.
What is Ford Sync?
Ford Sync is a technology that allows you to connect your smartphone or other device to your Ford vehicle’s entertainment system. This system allows you to control your phone’s music, make phone calls, and even send and receive text messages hands-free while driving. With the right tools and settings, you can also use Ford Sync to watch movies while driving.
What Do You Need to Watch Movies on Ford Sync?
To watch movies on Ford Sync, you will need the following:
1. A Ford vehicle with Sync technology
2. A smartphone or other device with a movie or video player app
3. A USB drive or SD card with the movie or video file saved on it
4. A USB or SD card reader to connect the USB drive or SD card to your phone or device
Step-by-Step Guide to Watching Movies on Ford Sync
Follow these steps to watch movies on Ford Sync:
1. Connect your phone or device to your Ford vehicle’s entertainment system via Bluetooth or USB cable.
2. Insert the USB drive or SD card with the movie or video file saved on it into the USB or SD card reader connected to your phone or device.
3. Open your movie or video player app on your phone or device and select the movie or video file you want to watch.
4. Start playing the movie or video on your phone or device.
5. On your Ford vehicle’s entertainment system, select the media source you want to use (Bluetooth or USB).
6. On your Ford vehicle’s entertainment system, select the “Video” option to watch the movie or video.
Remember to always drive safely and avoid distractions while watching movies on Ford Sync.
Is it Legal to Watch Movies on Ford Sync While Driving?
Watching movies on Ford Sync while driving is legal as long as the driver is not distracted and the movie or video does not obstruct the driver’s view of the road. It is important to follow your local traffic laws and regulations regarding distracted driving and the use of electronic devices while driving.
