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Originally Posted by Wake up call
(Post 535978)
I have the same problem with reading this DVD. I am not sure what you mean with copying to an ISO image or DVD R+ versus R-?
1. Must have a DVD burner on your computer 2. If there DVD is copy protected will need a program called ANYDVD which is sold on the internet. I don't think this DVD is protected so don't think you will need it. 3. Get Burn aware (free) it can make a ISO file from a DVD. 4. Get blank DVDs (staples, best buy, office max etc) 5. Follow these instruction on making iso How To Create an ISO Image From a DVD (or CD or BD) 6. Follow this for burning the ISO file back to a blank DVD 3 Ways to Burn ISO Files to DVD - wikiHow Done! If the DVD is badly scratched (which causes read errors) you can get it like new for around 2.00 per disk at most video store rentals. If you are totally in the dark on this and just can't do it. I could make one for you from mine. I'm lazy too so first try the instructions I gave, you should be able to do it. DVD R+ and R- are two different kinds of DVD blank discs. Most modern players will read either type. Most computer DVD players can burn to either type. Some cars have older DVD players and will read (play) one type better than others. I am not sure which type of player is in the Land Rover. It may do fine with either type. But if you get read errors on your copy to say a DVD R- disc. I would burn the ISO to a DVD R+ disc and try it before giving up. Look here, amazon sells both types, the disk are labeled DVD+R or DVD-R http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss...wngarden%2C154 Most discs are 4.7 gigabytes in size. But you can get double layer ones for more money. No need for that if the iso will fit on a 4.7 which most do. As far as brands of DVD, I like Fuji TDKs, MAxells, Sony. My least fav are verbatim and memorex. They all might be fine now but in the past the ones that burned the best were Fuji and some no name brands. |
interested
Rajod...interested in receiving copy here. Thank you.
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PM'ed you Xrover
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Originally Posted by duckoby74
(Post 545641)
PM'ed you Xrover
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Purchase of DVD
Hello,
I have a 2006 Range Rover hse and would like to purchase the update Dvd. According to the site it is compatible with 2006-2009 rr and RRS. How are payments made and what's the expected ship time? Also what's the price? I've seen two different prices ($50 & $60) Thanks!
Originally Posted by Xrover
(Post 331953)
I have a few more Dealer Copies of the 2011-2012 Land Rover Navigation System DVD Map Discs. LR Part# 6H42-10E898-BE
It is for USA/Canada It is for all year LR3's and I believe 2006-2009 RRS They are exact duplicate copies made by the dealer. This is the most current Map Update. $60.00 shipped within U.S. You can check your vehicle here. NAVTEQ | Maps for your Land Rover Navigation System PM me if interested. |
Bad copied dvd's. Can have a detrimental effect on the laser leading to the DVD player not recognizing thre " back-up" copy!
If interested in a quality copy of a new 2015-2016 dvd working on the LR RR and Disco3 2005-2009 pls send a PM
Originally Posted by Xrover
(Post 546762)
Got it.
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Originally Posted by Xrover
(Post 546762)
Got it.
I hope you still have a copy with you as i am interested to buy one. Let me know how i can? Thanks Sunny |
If you look for an up to date disk, I suggest you look at the newer 2015-2016 version !
https://landroverforums.com/forum/lr...-update-69742/ and https://landroverforums.com/forum/pr...-2009-a-79048/ or PM me directly ! |
cooldudesunny
Your mailbox is full, cannot send any PM ! |
Originally Posted by dijkvr
(Post 577614)
cooldudesunny
Your mailbox is full, cannot send any PM ! I emptied my inbox, try now :-) |
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