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Xoutpost.com (https://xoutpost.com/forums.php)

- Navigation System (https://xoutpost.com/electronics/navigation-system/)

- - Australian V14 (https://xoutpost.com/electronics/navigation-system/44999-australian-v14.html)

BabyMakingWeather

07-28-2008 05:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by willy_manily

Can somebody upload the ISO file for the V14 Nav Discs :D

Try purchasing a legal copy - I understand BMW dealers may sell them.

willy_manily

07-29-2008 05:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jamesboags

Great feedback from BMW.. but fix the other two in V16 ? That's pretty poor service considering V 16 won't be released for close to 2 years ? Got my wife a Mercedes B class the other day and the nav in that is far superior to my X5's -> The new nav systems better be better !!

Agreed, i just purchased a 2004 E-Class and its much better than my 2002 X5

thefatalrisk

09-03-2008 10:35 PM

Hi,

I have the Australia v14 sensis files (for use on my tomtom). Any way of converting this to a carindb file so that I can use it on my BMW ('06 E60 525i)?

KiwiJochen

09-04-2008 12:16 AM

No. Massively different formats, and both are proprietary.

vscorsa

09-10-2008 07:34 PM

Hi All,

How do I find out what the actual release date will be for the new version?

I have an 05 X5, is there an easy way to tell what version I currently have?

Thanks

Bourdo

09-10-2008 07:43 PM

Open the back left hand side cover and eject the CD out of the NAV, on the CD there will be version number.

Cheers

vscorsa

09-10-2008 08:18 PM

Thanks Bourdo, so even though it says DVD on the disk player it will actually be a CD?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bourdo

Open the back left hand side cover and eject the CD out of the NAV, on the CD there will be version number.

Cheers

Bourdo

09-10-2008 09:20 PM

yes where do u live?

KiwiJochen

09-11-2008 01:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vscorsa

Thanks Bourdo, so even though it says DVD on the disk player it will actually be a CD?

The DVD nav drive will read CDs and DVDs.

Australia is so small the map does not need to be on a DVD.

A CD, with 600MB storage space, is enough to hold the Australia map (around 120MB in size)

DVD is only necessary for large countries and continents where the total data size becomes greater than 600MB

But you can copy the map onto a DVD if you want...

vscorsa

09-11-2008 04:22 AM

I am in Perth

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bourdo

yes where do u live?

Thanks for the info KiwiJochen.

I will have to have a look and see what version I have. Does anyone know the actual release date for the latest ver?

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