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Old 03-19-2008, 10:40 AM
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You could pay, just for a couple of days it's not much. Otherwise keep trying, especially at times of the day that people are not likely to be downloading - 4:30 in the morning or some such.
Thanks RichardP1. The site asks me to install the Megaupload Toolbar. I could even do it, but having a Mac leaves me with no options.
Anyway, I will keep trying (or pay).

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Old 03-18-2008, 12:29 PM
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Why does my dads 335i show all the traffic on his map then?
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Old 03-18-2008, 12:38 PM
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Why does my dads 335i show all the traffic on his map then?
US cars with RTTI use a different method as daflake said. It's provided by clear channel and has nothing to do with radio stations (like TMC uses in Europe)...

If I recall correctly it's actually done through Satellite radio? Have a look: "Unlike other automobile manufacturers that charge a recurring monthly fee for RTTI, or require customers to pay for an additional satellite radio service, BMW has included RTTI as part of the cost of the navigation system for select 2007 BMW models. "

So basically I think BMW is installs the satellite radio unit in when you order Navigation - it just isn't activated unless you pay for the Satellite radio option - despite being active the entire time to enable RTTI.
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Old 03-19-2008, 11:01 PM
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US cars with RTTI use a different method as daflake said. It's provided by clear channel and has nothing to do with radio stations (like TMC uses in Europe)...

If I recall correctly it's actually done through Satellite radio? Have a look: "Unlike other automobile manufacturers that charge a recurring monthly fee for RTTI, or require customers to pay for an additional satellite radio service, BMW has included RTTI as part of the cost of the navigation system for select 2007 BMW models. "

So basically I think BMW is installs the satellite radio unit in when you order Navigation - it just isn't activated unless you pay for the Satellite radio option - despite being active the entire time to enable RTTI.
My dad doesnt have satellite radio....
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Old 03-20-2008, 02:32 AM
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Downloaded V31 Nav OS (Thanks Appy, again). Used the NRG to ISO convertor since I didn't have Nero on my laptop.....Used ImgBurn to burn the ISO on to my CD (1x speed). Upgraded my NAV on our E46 M3 from V29.1 to V31....Software upgrade screen looks a little different....it didn't take long...Now in the Setting screen, it shows I have software 4-1/00.

Can't see any real difference right now....some of the members stated that things seem to be snappier, but I really don't see any difference right now.

No new color changes or any new noticeable changes seen.
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Old 03-20-2008, 04:59 AM
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Well, thanks for the d/l link... but have a problem.. Downloaded, burned with nero at slowest speed, poped the cd in, screen flickered for a few seconds, went blank, I sat there waited for 30 minutes, nothing... ejected the cd, now the NAV computer is dead, its an MKIII on '01 740iL. Any help appreciated... tried several older cd's that used before, but nothing... ;| Want to revive it... *sob* somehow... any thoughts or ideas.. thanks!!
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Old 03-18-2008, 01:14 PM
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Tx for the link
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Old 03-19-2008, 10:40 AM
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V31 has been released and is now available

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=O8YINIDZ
Hallo appy!
Gibt es auch eine Version für alcohol120% ?
Is there a version for alcohol120% ?

Sorry - I'm not able to write in perfect netherlands..

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Hi folks. Sorry bout my answer but it is not clear to me. Can I use this firm in my MK IV-DVD without I-bus? Thanks
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Hi folks. Sorry bout my answer but it is not clear to me. Can I use this firm in my MK IV-DVD without I-bus? Thanks
hi 1berto, you can perfectly see our forum.
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