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JOKER Member Since: 11 Sep 2008 Location: Sconnie Botland Posts: 15876 |
Adrian , How did you get on with the Sat Nav dvd any luck geting it changed to cd format , as i had seen a software program in PC World == That converts DVD to CD format think it was about £20. |
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8th Jan 2009 3:34pm |
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ken Member Since: 22 Aug 2008 Location: On another forum Posts: 936 |
Send a PM to bobby crispbox hes clever like that |
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8th Jan 2009 10:18pm |
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Full fat not diet Member Since: 16 Nov 2008 Location: Herts Posts: 1209 |
Thanks fo that Ken & great to meet you again |
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9th Jan 2009 10:45am |
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ken Member Since: 22 Aug 2008 Location: On another forum Posts: 936 |
And you I call you soon might need 2 more 19"s |
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9th Jan 2009 11:01am |
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bobbycrispbox Member Since: 17 Nov 2008 Location: The Peaks Posts: 8 |
I've never looked at the satnav dvd in my D3, but I'm guessing it's a pretty standard data dvd with a load of files on it. If this is the case, and assuming there isn't more than 700Mb of files on the dvd, can't you just copy the files off the dvd on to a computer, and then write the files to a cd? This seems pretty obvious to me, which would suggest that there's far more to it and I'm missing the point. What's special about a RR satnav dvd? |
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9th Jan 2009 11:18am |
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Full fat not diet Member Since: 16 Nov 2008 Location: Herts Posts: 1209 |
It could well be that simple assuming you can access it. When it comes to IT issues I am reffered to by friends & collegues as a Computer User Non Technical - if you catch my drift.
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9th Jan 2009 11:50am |
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