Of course those do not work either. There are no aftermarket stereos that connect to factory features. The only thing you can do is buy a steering wheel control adapter to use the factory buttons on the steering wheel. Nothing else will work. You lose the audio information on the i-MID, no USB, no bluetooth, no aux, no cameras. You have to use an aftermarket backup camera, USB if it comes with the aftermarket stereo, Aux if it comes with the aftermarket stereo, and bluetooth if it comes with the aftermarket stereo. There are no aftermarket stereos that understand what a lane watch camera is, so there is no way to use that feature. Honda's LaneWatch camera is pretty lame because it is only on one side of the car, it has a warning that objects are closer than they appear, and you still should look over your shoulder to check your blind spot to be sure there is nothing there. Other cars have LED lights in the sill panels or in the mirror that illuminate any time a vehicle is in the blind spot, driver or passenger side. So you know before you consider changing lanes. Honda's system only activates when you turn on the passenger side turn signal, nothing for the driver side.