DVD-DL stops work

Renik · 10-06-2020, 04:24 PM

Hello,
Today I burned latest europe maps for my CIC. I found drive won't read dvd-dl discs. I burned maps again, same result.

Tried to put maps in X5 2011, worked fine there.

My car reads CDs, DVD-R without problems. Last year I updated maps and DVD-DL worked fine.

Any idea how can I fix that? Maybe some cleaning CD?

Thank you

Renik · 10-11-2020, 02:59 PM

Nobody?

undecided1 · 10-28-2020, 07:33 AM

Reading a dual layer DVD is more difficult for the drive than single layer, burning on slowest speed possible is essential and using high quality disks is critical, maybe this time different brand/batch of DVDs or faster speed burn? 2011 car maybe has drive in better condition and can handle them, cleaner disk worth a go I guess but better to update firmware really and use usb map load which is loads faster and other benefits etc

opjose · 10-28-2020, 08:56 AM

All cleaning DVDs do is brush debris off the lenses which is rarely ever an issue.

Either the player cannot handle the dual layer disks, or the head moving mechanism is worn to the point that it cannot register properly or vibration prevents the laser from focusing.

If you have a working disk look up the media type number on it.

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Renik Enlisted Member 1 Rep 31 Posts Drives: 325d, 2009 Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Slovakia iTrader: (0)	DVD-DL stops work - drive won't read disc Hello, Today I burned latest europe maps for my CIC. I found drive won't read dvd-dl discs. I burned maps again, same result. Tried to put maps in X5 2011, worked fine there. My car reads CDs, DVD-R without problems. Last year I updated maps and DVD-DL worked fine. Any idea how can I fix that? Maybe some cleaning CD? Thank you __________________ BMW 325d, 2009, 270HP
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undecided1 First Lieutenant 105 Rep 381 Posts Drives: E92 330d M Sport Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Lincoln, UK iTrader: (0)	Reading a dual layer DVD is more difficult for the drive than single layer, burning on slowest speed possible is essential and using high quality disks is critical, maybe this time different brand/batch of DVDs or faster speed burn? 2011 car maybe has drive in better condition and can handle them, cleaner disk worth a go I guess but better to update firmware really and use usb map load which is loads faster and other benefits etc
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opjose Major 242 Rep 1,353 Posts Drives: 335xi Join Date: May 2016 Location: Md iTrader: (0)	All cleaning DVDs do is brush debris off the lenses which is rarely ever an issue. Either the player cannot handle the dual layer disks, or the head moving mechanism is worn to the point that it cannot register properly or vibration prevents the laser from focusing. If you have a working disk look up the media type number on it.
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