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Old 01-21-2009, 07:49 AM
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Make CD from DVD

Let's say I am making a navigation CD from my existing navigation DVD because I want to test a CD based navigation unit.

I have successfully backed up my navigation DVD and confirmed that this backup works in a Mk4 navigation unit.

The CD unit I am wanting to test is a VDO Dayton.
I know that backup CDs have worked in this unit previously, but I don't have any of those earlier tested CDs to use this time.

Can someone please step-by-step me through the process of getting the DVD files onto the CD in readable format?

I have used DVD decrypter, Clone CD Clone DVD, Image Burn and UltraISO previously.

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Old 01-21-2009, 08:30 AM
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No special steps.

Simply copy across.

Of course, you must reduce total size by deleting unwanted information such as POI data in other languages
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Old 01-21-2009, 09:15 AM
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Jochen, which software are you using? I just do a direct clone of the DVD onto CD?
If it's not too much to ask, could you step by step it for me?
Thanks.
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My favourite to burn images is www.imgburn.com

There is no secret, you just need to remember that a DVD holds 2GB but a CD holds max 700MB. So you have to reduce the size of the DVD by deleting files you don't want. Eg: if your DVD is full, you have to delete 1.3GB of data to fit it on a CD.

Exactly what files to delete depends on your preferences.
The files that take up a lot of space are POIs, and the map disc is normally laid out in 6 languages

So if you only use one language, delete the other 5 you don't want.

Or alternatively, delete POI categories you don't want

Without seeing your particular map disc and without knowing what language POIs you want, I cannot say anything more specific.
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Old 01-21-2009, 01:12 PM
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But still.... even if delete ALL languages (POI), the map by itself takes approx 3,2 Gb (of course it we are talking about 2009-1 maps)..... How to reduce the map files? I do not see the way
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Old 01-21-2009, 05:44 PM
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Jochen, map disk is 400Mb on DVD so no problem with size.
I did use ImgBurn, and wrote the DVD image to the CD, but the Nav system didn't recognize that a CD was in it.
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Map for Mk3 (CD) and map for mk4 (DVD) have a different data format...
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True...!!
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Old 01-22-2009, 06:46 AM
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ok, question answered.
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