Systems and Methods for Altering an In-Vehicle Presentation

A system for altering an in-vehicle presentation, comprising:

• a memory component that stores logic that, when executed by the system, causes the system to perform at least the following:
• receive a media signal for presentation in a vehicle, the media signal including content;
• provide an in-vehicle presentation of the content for viewing as the media signal is being received;
• receive a first triggering action to pause output of the in-vehicle presentation;
• in response to receiving the first triggering action, pause the in-vehicle presentation and begin recording the content;
• receive a second triggering action to resume playback of the in-vehicle presentation at a point the in-vehicle presentation was paused;
• and
• provide an option to playback the in-vehicle presentation at a faster pace than the an original pace of in-vehicle presentation until the playback reaches an end of the recorded content, wherein recording continues until the playback reaches the end of the recorded content.

A vehicle for altering an-in-vehicle presentation comprising:

• an in-vehicle audio system;
• and
• a vehicle computing device that stores logic that, when executed by the vehicle computing device, causes the vehicle computing device to perform at least the following:
• receive a media signal, the media signal including content;
• provide an in-vehicle presentation of the content for viewing, as the media signal is being received, wherein the in-vehicle presentation is subject to a maximum audio setting;
• receive a first triggering action to lower the maximum audio setting of the in-vehicle presentation;
• in response to receiving the first triggering action, lowering the maximum audio setting of the in-vehicle presentation, determine whether a current volume is greater than the maximum audio setting, and in response to determining that the current volume is greater than the maximum audio setting, lowering the current volume to the maximum audio setting;
• and
• in response to receiving a second triggering action to return the maximum audio setting, return the maximum audio setting.