Copying navigation dvd

[therock5]

I have a navigation system in my truck and I wanted to make a copy of the navigation disk. How can I do that? I have a dvd writer and dvd x copy software.

[Denvers Dawgs]

Just use dvddecrypter in Iso read, then Iso write to burn it.

[therock5]

can you elaborate more on this process. Do I just stick the nav dvd in the writer then have the decrypter copy it to the hard drive? Once I copy it to the hard drive what do I do next in order to get it on a dvd? Do I need a dvd burning program? I have dvd x copy and sure if that is going to work.

[ZippyP.]

1. Download and install DVDDecrypter (free).
2. Put the source disk in the dvd drive.
3. Select Iso Read in DVD decrypter.
4. Select your source drive, select a destination and file name, start DVDDecrypter.
5. When copying is finished select Iso Write in DVDDecrypter.
6. Put a blank in the DVD writer, select your source file (see step 4) start writing with DVDDecrypter.

[hech54]

I've been trying to copy a navigation CD with no luck....so it just might not work. I haven't tried everything in my arsenal yet but it doesn't look very promising from what I've read on various websites.

[Denvers Dawgs]

Try dvdfab decrypter and then us dvdshrink to create ISO, then burn ISO with dvd decrypter

[Denvers Dawgs]

I didn't realize you said cd. Try Isobuster to get the files off. Have you just tried opne the cd, and drag&drop to pc?

[ki.cheuk]

Have you tried CloneCD or CloneDvd ??

[hech54]

The OP might have a navigation DVD....I have the CD version. SORRY for the added confusion.
CloneCD was the first thing I tried....saved to an .iso then reburned. I've also been told to try copy on the fly at the slowest speed obtainable.
Mine(CD) comes from a factory VW sat/nav system....from what I've read they are virtually impossible to copy.

[therock5]

my navigation dvd is from a toyota. From what I read I hope I can make a copy of it.

[ZippyP.]

Sounds like you will need a dual layer disk for the Toyota DVD. More here: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?threadid=7608

[hech54]

Yea....my navigation CD requires a 90 minute CD....no problem in that area for me but the protection is still top notch.
A dual layer DVD would have been my guess as well.