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Burning Backup Of Navigation Disc

By caglezxj · Sep 01, 2007in General💬 20 posts👁️ 3,364 views
Posted Sep 01, 2007 · 17:46 UTC#1

What does it take to burn a backup of the navigation disc. I have all types of copyright software and a dual layer burner. Do you burn it as a data disc?

Posted Sep 01, 2007 · 19:07 UTC#2

Didnt feel like browing all the different threads? Many people have already mentioned which programs they used and how it is done.

Posted Sep 01, 2007 · 19:24 UTC#3

Yea, how many times do we have to go over this?

Posted Sep 02, 2007 · 00:16 UTC#4

I went through several threads never found what I was looking for. I will try searching again. Thanks for all the help.........lmao

Posted Sep 02, 2007 · 06:07 UTC#5

Just use the disk copy feature in your app.

Posted Sep 03, 2007 · 19:47 UTC#7

I used a dual layer +R DVD and copied it with Nero. It worked great.

Posted Sep 10, 2007 · 00:15 UTC#8

i have tried everything, and still nothing works. I am a pro at burning movies, ripping videos and much more. I don't see why this is so hard. I did get one disc to work, it is the west but it had no points of intrest or address search..... I bought a 3 pack and will have to get more before I try again.

Posted Sep 10, 2007 · 19:13 UTC#9

I was able to do it last night using alcohol 120 and some fuji film 8.5 gig DVD DL + R's.

Posted Sep 10, 2007 · 19:22 UTC#10

Nero works perfectly well also!

Posted Sep 10, 2007 · 22:02 UTC#11
I was able to do it last night using alcohol 120 and some fuji film 8.5 gig DVD DL + R's.

 

tell me step by step how you did, and which file you used.

Posted Sep 10, 2007 · 22:32 UTC#12

-Downloaded and installed Alcohol 120% free trial

 

http://www.free-downloads.net/programs/Alcohol_120_

 

-Launched program DVD COPIER inserted DVD NAV CD

 

-Copied DVD as image to the Alcohol virtual drive whish took about 25 mins

 

-Inserted Blank Fuji Film DVD DL + R 8.5 GIG

 

-Burned disk about 40 mins

Posted Sep 12, 2007 · 03:00 UTC#13

I got it to work. It was the HP media I had bought. I carried it back and the only other brand they had was memorex dvd+r DL. I told the store if they didn't work I would bring them back as well due to the fact I know Memorex has known tohave bad media. It worked the first time I tried to burn using Alcohol 120. Thanks for all the help and the software worked great.

Posted Sep 12, 2007 · 03:44 UTC#14

Glad to hear it worked for you...and hopefully this thread might help some other people as well.

Posted Sep 12, 2007 · 16:23 UTC#15

I used memorex DVD R DL as well. The discs I used were able to write up to 8x speed, so I made sure I set the program to write at the speed instead of MAX and everything works well.

Posted Sep 12, 2007 · 16:57 UTC#16

Yeah, from what I've experienced, Memorex makes some of the best CD's and DVD's around.

 

And also, if time is not a factor, burn the DVD at the lowest speed possible. That reduces the chance of there being a write error or data corruption.

Posted Sep 12, 2007 · 18:32 UTC#17

Actually Memorex is known for putting out some of the worst media on the market. Google memorex media problems and see what you come up with. I wouldn't trust memorex with my nav copies.

Posted Sep 12, 2007 · 19:31 UTC#18

I guess I'm just lucky then... I've been using their DVD's and CD's for years and have had virtually no bad disks.

Posted Sep 12, 2007 · 20:25 UTC#19

I am also burning on Memorex DVD+R DL without any issue

Posted Sep 13, 2007 · 00:27 UTC#20

The alcohol 120 software would not write at more than 2.5 It come up with illegal write speed. However it did say it wa trying to write at 8. The software is really good, and the log file works well. I sent it to there tech support and they told me I had mad media the first time I tried.