Mannyman

Like CamelTowing said, I enter the city name first before I enter the street name. When you start typing the street name, there is a number in the upper right corner that tells you how many streets match the letters you have entered thus far. If you're not sure of the exact street spelling you can enter some of the letters, click OK when you've narrowed down to 20 streets or so, then pick the correct street from that list. For additional assurance that I have the right address I sometimes use the map icon next to the address selection to get a map of its surroundings, which is handy if I

I think one application called DVDInfoPro is able to change your drive's booktype to DVD-ROM if you need to. That's what I did to make my writer able to burn Xbox 360 backups. Then, I'd probably use CloneCD to make the nav disc backup. I haven't tried to copy the nav disc for myself yet but I'm certain it would work. Also, I recommend using Verbatim branded DVD+R DL media for best data integrity and performance.

Mr. Ceddy, I downloaded a scene release (group was LOL i think) episode of Lost, 24, and Heroes onto a dvd-r off bittorrent, it was an xvid ac5.1 hdtv rip. Did NOT play in the d3, which was a little disappointing. Unit sees the files on the drive but errors out when you try to play them. I believe this is the confirmation you needed.

I opened up my console and fixed up all my ground wires with U shaped terminator connectors, to make the ground connection easier to secure (as opposed to bare wire). Now the bypass works perfectly for me as well, no cutoffs like before this time!

I have a question: I have a 1995 nissan maxima that I want to hook up xm radio to but I didn't connect the power cable before I closed up my console. Does anybody know of any places where I might be able to find alternate leads to CONSTANT POWER so that I don't need to open up my console again? Thanks for any help you can provide!

You can't use the bar in the middle which kinda sucks, I have 22 pages worth of artists on my library list. However, you can hold the page down button to quickly skip to the page you want, however as it is skipping it doesn't show you the artists you are skipping through. So you'd have to know whereabouts which page to stop on. It would have been nice if it at least gave the letter of the alphabet you were in.

No problem. Hope you like your new d3 unit!

Go for it. However, as I said, the updated btb200 adapter may fix the problems with the bluetooth. Personally I hope that it will as I am planning to get the 6800 when it comes out for verizon. The ipod integration on the D3 is definitely much better than previous models and you should be pleased with it this time around.

Well of course. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. But if you are having problems with compatibility with certain phones (i.e. the ppc6700 or cingular 8525) then you should get the 200. Since Sloppy is having problems with his bluetooth right now on his current unit, I recommend he get the btb200 with the assumption that his issues would be fixed with the compatibility updates. Upgrading to a d3 alone is not going to solve his problem. Nice thing is you could go to crutchfield which has that 30 day free return shipping guarantee and that way you can try it out and see if it fixes the problem

Is anybody else experiencing what's happening to me? I still haven't put any dvd's in after bypassing so I wonder whether or not movies will play while I am moving. Not that I would use that feature but I'm sure someone out there wants to know.

Based on what i saw on crutchfield, I think the parrot is a standalone unit and does not use the pioneer at all. I'd wait for the btb200 to come out in april/may if I were you.

Okay the bypass works for me too. Only thing is, now my car disables the controls if the car is in motion. After driving about a 1/4 mile I got a screen from the unit saying it detected that the parking brake wire was improperly disconnected. Then I noticed the navi search controls were disabled. The second I stopped at a traffic light they came back and then as soon as I started moving again they went away again.

Check this topic. http://www.avic411.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4670 I have also done it as of 30 minutes ago. It works.

Here's what the install manual (page 10) says about the mute lead on the rca cable: "If you use an equipment with mute function, connect that equipment to the Audio Mute lead. If not, keep the Audio Mute lead free of any connections." The bluetooth adapter doesn't need that audio mute lead though since it uses the IP-BUS connection, so no it won't affect that muting feature.

Correct me if I'm wrong but the bluetooth adapter connection doesn't need that mute lead, so grounding the mute wire won't affect the av muting feature.