Is it me or are our Nav DVDs easy to steal?
Originally Posted by derek321
nice from the sounds of it it was only the 03 and 04!! o well who would want that old a$$ disc anyways u lucky a$$es and ure new better navigations! lol one day when i have money ill do a trade in but for now i gotta stick with my old nav and brembos
nope.. my 2004 doesn't eject without the ignition on.
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This is what I used......
Originally Posted by KiDFuZioN
What disc are you using for the backup and how fast did you burn it? Also what program did you use to backup the dvd? My backup seems to work like normal, it's not slower than the original from what I can tell. I used CloneCD and burned it at 1X with a Memorex DVD+R DL.
Hiya,
As recommended in other posts on this forum, I used a Verbatim Dual Layer DVD +R and Clone CD, it was burned on an HP burner using the 'book type' mode. The method was suggested by a couple of other owners who said it worked fine for them.
My DL disc takes forever to read the data and is basically unuseable.No harm no foul. But like you, I wish my backup would have worked as others did.
Maybe the problem is my NAV unit in my '06 AT, but it works fine and reads the original disc fast, there's no 30 second wait between letters, as I enter the name of a town as a destination.
Thanks!
GEVO
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Originally Posted by GEVO
Hiya,
As recommended in other posts on this forum, I used a Verbatim Dual Layer DVD +R and Clone CD, it was burned on an HP burner using the 'book type' mode. The method was suggested by a couple of other owners who said it worked fine for them.
My DL disc takes forever to read the data and is basically unuseable.No harm no foul. But like you, I wish my backup would have worked as others did.
Maybe the problem is my NAV unit in my '06 AT, but it works fine and reads the original disc fast, there's no 30 second wait between letters, as I enter the name of a town as a destination.
Thanks!
GEVO
As recommended in other posts on this forum, I used a Verbatim Dual Layer DVD +R and Clone CD, it was burned on an HP burner using the 'book type' mode. The method was suggested by a couple of other owners who said it worked fine for them.
My DL disc takes forever to read the data and is basically unuseable.No harm no foul. But like you, I wish my backup would have worked as others did.
Maybe the problem is my NAV unit in my '06 AT, but it works fine and reads the original disc fast, there's no 30 second wait between letters, as I enter the name of a town as a destination.
Thanks!
GEVO
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Yes I did
Originally Posted by x95stacey
Do you burn at 1x(or the disc's slowest write speed)? I use Nero to rip and burn the disc and it works just as good as the original. I am using a Pioneer DVR-108 to write to verbatim discs.
Going down the road, the screen keeps up with where your car is. But If you stop and try to enter a destination city or street it takes anywhere between 30 and 40 seconds between letters! I soon tired of this and put the original back in.
I have no DL burner so I can't experiment, my friend made this one for me.
I'll even send you my disc so you can see how poorly it works, and you can keep it, it's of no use to me.
Thanks,
GEVO
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