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Also, I just loaded mine and when it restarted the COMAND system, all of the electronics in my car were "stuck" meaning I couldn't change Dynamic mode, etc. Scared the ***** out of me. So turned off car and turned back on and everything was working fine again...thanks goodness!


"The camera image is controlled by its own control unit. We've tried to unlock this too, but the camera unit shuts down after a certain distance is driven and we can't change that. For this reason our software doesn't change the camera behavior at all."
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In relation to entering addresses for the navigation system, the best way to do so is via the MB Companion app on your iPhone. It is very slick. You just have to be connected via Bluetooth to your car. You search in app for where you want to go - then simply click a button in the app to send it to your navigation system instantly. The Companion app also provides information on your odometer reading, next service, current tire pressure levels, and current gas level. The Companion app is available for all 2016 C class cars manufactured October 2, 2015 and beyond. I had no clue it existed until my salesperson shared it with me when I took delivery.
Here's some info on it:
https://www.mercedes-benz.com/en/mer...companion-app/
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/merc...986236201?mt=8
Can you safely make a video showing us how you are entering an address while the car moving?


Thank you for contacting me. This issue actually seems to be disc dependant and it happens only on DTS or Dolby Digital 5.1 discs. Unfortunately this is really more like a property of the system itself and we can't do much about it. When you play a stereo DVD or listen to radio the volume level is normal. But when you play a DVD with DTS or DolbyDigital sound, it is often much quieter.
Most of the DVD discs should allow you to switch to stereo sound in the disc menu and then the volume level should be normal. This is more like a workaround, it isn't perfect solution but it usually helps.


Thank you for contacting me. This issue actually seems to be disc dependant and it happens only on DTS or Dolby Digital 5.1 discs. Unfortunately this is really more like a property of the system itself and we can't do much about it. When you play a stereo DVD or listen to radio the volume level is normal. But when you play a DVD with DTS or DolbyDigital sound, it is often much quieter.
Most of the DVD discs should allow you to switch to stereo sound in the disc menu and then the volume level should be normal. This is more like a workaround, it isn't perfect solution but it usually helps.




It's a shame it's not an easy fix!

