Just a little howto guide on downloading the new 80MT discs and burning them. I noticed that others are having similar issues that I was when trying to burn DVD NAV discs and the unit not being able to read them. I tried several different discs as well as different programs and I believe I have finally found the ultimate solution. I actually have TWO AVIC-D3 units and while one unit will play ANY NAV disc that I put in it no matter what program I used to burn it, my other D3 unit is VERY touchy. I noticed that the unit that doesn't like to play certain discs was manufactured on Feb 2007 where's the other unit that does play anything was manufactured on Sept 2007. So I think Pioneer might have changed something internally such as the laser for later production models. So some people might have issues some might not. Either way this method I am about to explain has worked for BOTH my units and I recommend it for getting a good clean burn.
If your not familiar with torrent files then CLICK HERE to download Vuze which is a torrent download manager. I prefer to use this over something like limewire for torrent files. Install Vuze.
Now download the NAV Disc that you need.
After you download these files you will need to double click on them to launch Vuze. Vuze will then begin downloading. It will probably take a good 8 hours or so to download depending on how many people are seeding the files.
Then you need to download a program called ImgBurn. If you don't already have it then you can download the full version HERE
Now once you do all that install ImgBurn. Make sure that once your EAST COAST or WEST COAST file is done downloading you need to EXTRACT the ISO image file that is inside the zip or rar file. You can use WinRAR to do this.
Before we burn the image file you need to consider what kinda disc your going to burn your image to. So far the only disc that has worked for me is the TDK DVD +R DL disc. I have tried using the Verbatim and Memorex DVD DL discs and NEITHER of them worked. The Memorex disc didn't work at all and the Verbatim disc only worked a little bit. Here is what the TDK discs look like, I picked mine up at Office Depot.

So now that you have your ISO image and the disc your going to burn it to you can open up ImgBurn. Click on "Write image file to disc". Once you do that you can click on the folder icon that is to the right of "Please select a file...", you then need to select your ISO file that you extracted from the torrent ZIP or RAR file.

Now another window will pop up. Make sure your settings look exactly like they are in the picture above. Also note that you wanna keep your write speed low. I burned mine exactly as shown above @ 1x and everything worked perfect. After you select the correct settings you can go ahead and click on the Write to Disc button at the bottom left.
Now sit back it will take a good 20 min or so depending on your burner. When the disc is finished it will eject and you should be good to go. ![]()

