Command CD - D Navi vs. C Navi
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Command CD - D Navi vs. C Navi
Two questions,
1) Does my '02 C320 use C Navi or D Navi command CD's? I'm trying to sell my old 2001 CD's and folks are asking me which type they are.
2) I bought the latest 2004 set from Mercedes. I'd like to make a backup of these CD's for fear of losing them or having them melt in my car, etc. Is there any way around the 2004 copyright protection? I had no problem backing up my 2001 cd's, but the 2004 cd's are proving tricky.
1) Does my '02 C320 use C Navi or D Navi command CD's? I'm trying to sell my old 2001 CD's and folks are asking me which type they are.
2) I bought the latest 2004 set from Mercedes. I'd like to make a backup of these CD's for fear of losing them or having them melt in my car, etc. Is there any way around the 2004 copyright protection? I had no problem backing up my 2001 cd's, but the 2004 cd's are proving tricky.
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If you're copying them on a computer, try Nero, usually works pretty good. Also try CloneCD, which is probably the best option.
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Originally Posted by SFC320
Is there any way around the 2004 copyright protection?
It costs about $56 us but they have a free 30 day trial so you can make sure it works for you before purchasing.
My originals are up on the shelf. (don't want to risk loss or damage)
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Originally Posted by SFC320
Two questions,
2) I bought the latest 2004 set from Mercedes. I'd like to make a backup of these CD's for fear of losing them or having them melt in my car, etc. Is there any way around the 2004 copyright protection? I had no problem backing up my 2001 cd's, but the 2004 cd's are proving tricky.
2) I bought the latest 2004 set from Mercedes. I'd like to make a backup of these CD's for fear of losing them or having them melt in my car, etc. Is there any way around the 2004 copyright protection? I had no problem backing up my 2001 cd's, but the 2004 cd's are proving tricky.
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Some COMAND units play CD-R's ok and some don't. I guess it has a lot to do with the strength of the laser in the COMAND unit itself and the age.
In my 2003 COMAND the CD-R's work ok. In my freinds C32 they produce errors randomly as stated.
As Shorthair has said, your mileage may vary.
In my 2003 COMAND the CD-R's work ok. In my freinds C32 they produce errors randomly as stated.
As Shorthair has said, your mileage may vary.
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Originally Posted by awiner
Some COMAND units play CD-R's ok and some don't. I guess it has a lot to do with the strength of the laser in the COMAND unit itself and the age.
In my 2003 COMAND the CD-R's work ok. In my freinds C32 they produce errors randomly as stated.
As Shorthair has said, your mileage may vary.
In my 2003 COMAND the CD-R's work ok. In my freinds C32 they produce errors randomly as stated.
As Shorthair has said, your mileage may vary.
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Originally Posted by wblynch
I made backups of my 2004 cd's using Alcohol120. http://www.alcohol-soft.com/
