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stevesalookin · 22-07-2007

I finally got a full MP3 CD to play on a Ford Stereo CD system. This is what I did:

1. Reconverted all the MP3's at 128.
2. Set Nero burn speed to 16X.
3. Burn Disc-at-Once, not Track-at-Once.

Sound simple? Lot's of reading and a few wasted CD's got me to this point. Why did I reconvert the MP3's? Well, I used Tunebite to digitally record DRM files from Rhapsody. I didn't know if it was an issue but I figured it was worth a shot. Tunebite might not be perfect. End result, every song in every folder play on the car stereo. Even all the tags are there. As the old man said in Monty Python's Holy Grail, "I feel happy! I feel Happy!"

22-07-2007	#9 (permalink)
stevesalookin New on Forum Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 6	Re: Not all MP3s play on Ford stereo I finally got a full MP3 CD to play on a Ford Stereo CD system. This is what I did: 1. Reconverted all the MP3's at 128. 2. Set Nero burn speed to 16X. 3. Burn Disc-at-Once, not Track-at-Once. Sound simple? Lot's of reading and a few wasted CD's got me to this point. Why did I reconvert the MP3's? Well, I used Tunebite to digitally record DRM files from Rhapsody. I didn't know if it was an issue but I figured it was worth a shot. Tunebite might not be perfect. End result, every song in every folder play on the car stereo. Even all the tags are there. As the old man said in Monty Python's Holy Grail, "I feel happy! I feel Happy!" __________________ Thanks for the post, Stevesalookin