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07-08-2008, 01:15 PM
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Does a MarkIV Business Nav DVD drive work with a 16:9 screen?
I'm looking at buying a Mark IV DVD drive from a car which had the business navigation head unit. The seller has upgraded to a 16:9 screen and states the DVD drive does not work with the 16:9 screen. Is this because it needs a firmware update or is the drive really incompatable? Also would I be able to put it straight into a MINI with it coming out an e46 BMW? Thanks! 
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07-08-2008, 01:34 PM
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You would need to re-code it for color navigation using a tool like NavCoder. It would work in a MINI, but it would have the BMW boot logo, unless you modify the OS to make it load the MINI logo.
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SOLD 2000 E38 750iL Highline Edition, Upgraded with the lastest 2006 X5 Electronics MKIV Navigation, 16:9 Display, Bluetooth, TV/Video with Backup Camera, Sirius, and Aux Input
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07-08-2008, 01:56 PM
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Great. Is it critical that I put the correct VIN and car model into the program? Its for a friend's car and I'll be coding and testing it connected to my e46.
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07-08-2008, 02:52 PM
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VIN is non-critical. You could enter his VIN while in your car, if you wanted to, but it does not affect behavior at all.
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SOLD 2000 E38 750iL Highline Edition, Upgraded with the lastest 2006 X5 Electronics MKIV Navigation, 16:9 Display, Bluetooth, TV/Video with Backup Camera, Sirius, and Aux Input
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