20 Most Recent Pioneer AVIC-D3 Car DVD Player Questions & Answers

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if you rent a movie from blockbuster and want to burn it to a dvd

you need a program that breaks the code and then allows you to burn it to a dvd-r or a dvd +r it depends on your dvd burner on your computer for what dvd disk to use. once you find that out and have burned a dvd and it plays on your computer it will play in your dvd player in your car always

the only thing you need to know about your radios formate is if you want to play audio file from ipod or window media file mpeg video some of the pioneer i think play divix video format

just look into your owners manual or go to pioneer.com pull it will give you the formats you head unit will play ....


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It is in the system settings. There is a date/time button

CLICK HERE for the Owners manual, and find on PDF page 22 the PROPER way to reset the unit.

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My radio need password....radio pioneer AVIC-X850BT YEAR 2013

You can't, it doesn't have that option.

by pulling the battery you have activated the theft code reinstall the code into the radio and it will work again

Yellow - Battery
Red - Ignition
Black - Ground
Light Green - E-brake
Purples, greens, whites, and grays - speakers
Purple\white - reverse signal
Blue\white or Blue - amp turn on\ power antenna
Yellow\black - mute wire
Orange or Orange\white - illumination

That is very complicated to explain over Fix Ya advice, You will have to get phone or actual physical support in a car stereo shop, too much to write my friend.

The AVIC D3 is not pioneers best. The navigation side of the unit is wearing out. The slider slot in the dvd and other moving parts are wearing down fractionally and that is all it takes for the unit to no longer read the high density map data discs. The map disc is a dual layer 8.5gb disc and it is just about max out. (The disc must be in the unit for the navigation to work.) This is a lot of information and the unit must be able to read every bit of data on the disc or it will error out. All it takes is the fractional wear to mess up the tracking of the laser over the disc and cause problems reading the data on the disc. When the unit spins and spins, it is working hard to read something on the disc and will eventually error out if it can't. Also a fingerprint or tiny spot on the disc will prevent the unit from reading the disc. (Clean with a drop of water and soft cotton cloth even if it looks clean.) The data is information or instructions telling the unit what to do, and if it misses any information it will go crazy and error out. This is very different from music or video/movies that just play and if a spot is on the disc it will just be a fuzzy picture or static from that spot. If you have a disc your system likes, take care of it. I say likes because every disc has fractional differences in data location on the disc. (This is tolerance) That fractional difference could make or break the ability of your unit to read the map disc. So one possible fix is trying different disc to see if your unit will like one of them. Still eventually this also will die. These units are beyond their life cycle and the dvd drive is operating on borrowed time. I hope this helps.

pioneer d3 doesnt read the disk i want it to play