GOLDCYLON

[quote name="Phlame217"]http://www.avic411.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2761&sid=4d84e6e8c7599e4946a62bb63b0b2faa try that[/quote] Ok thanks will give this a try. GC :)

[quote name="Phlame217"]It may have to do with the whole jpg-pim errors. Might try making something from scratch?[/quote] LOL I dont have those kind of skills. I used a PIM another member load here for the King Ranch F-150 and converted a photo I had. They started as JPGs They converted to .PIM extensions. When I tried to load the D2 with the new ISO disc I could see those PIM files I added but they both would not load. So I guess there is a problem with the PIM converter I used. Maybe someone can send me a known to work PIM of anything to goldcylon@cox.net and I can add it to my new IS

[quote name="Phlame217"]Iso is actually a compression format like zip or rar, but it is a compression used to make a virtual image of a disk. As to your problem, are you adding the files before you burn the disk? You must finalize everything before you burn the new disk.[/quote] Yes The files were moved before the disk was burned. The burned disk and files actually attempt to load during the loading process on the D2 but they say format error and default background loaded instead .

[quote name="JasonH"][size=150]NOTE: THIS IS FOR THE D1 AND D2 ONLY![/size] 1. Download "Jerry's PIMMGR" HERE: [url=http://www.avic411.com/forum/download.php?id=6]http://www.avic411.com/forum/download.php?id=6[/url] 2. Make the image you want using a image editor of some kind and using PIMMGR and save it as a .PIM. NOTE: JPEG -> PIM has some problems, I reccomend using common colors the D1 allready knows (Blue, Black, White, etc). 3. Take the NAV DVD you use and stick it in your computer. 4. Download "DVD Decrypter" Here: [url=http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/1011845169/1]http:

Thanks for that one. Im a King Ranch F-150 owner too GC