audio wont play in car stereo - Club CDFreaks

stormydog2000 · 14-09-2002

2 different computers 1 using XP the other using win98.
Burnng Cds using nero 5.5.39 version in a HP cdwriter plus 8200
and a newer generic 24X10X40 burner. Burning MP# to audio
and they play great in computer but not in the car systems
ford 2000 factory system. They did play in my old VW that had a Pioneer system in it. Any toughs?
Also tried it in a cheap emerson CD player and it played the 1st track fine but nothing else. weird
email me with any help

*Upp3rd0G* · 14-09-2002

Try other media, try lowering the burnspeed.

cmswq3 · 21-09-2002

ok well stop using nero and try using something else for starters. Sadly roxio works best in my opinion, Two your factory system is not going to be as compatible with burnt cds as the previous after market stereo you had in your VW. Why, Just because thats the difference between after market ( not original ) and Factory. Factory is cheap and it sucks, go to www.crutchfield.com and buy a new in dash cd player and maybe get some better speakers also ( if you look you will see that yours are made out of a substance resembling cardboard or wasp regurgitation).

*Flying Dutchman* · 21-09-2002

Try using some of those "audio" disks that they sell in stores, not regular data disks to burn the music. Some car players cant recognize the data disks but will play the audio disks which are specifically modified for that purpose. Any audio disk will do, I think.

matt69x · 21-09-2002

if you decide to get a new reciever, go ahead and get one that can play MP3s, and even CDRWs.

Also, i thought the reason for the existance of those "Audio" CDRs is that some "home recording act" royalty has been payed, thats why their so much more expensive

EDIT:

I forgot to mention that you have to have those audio CDs if you have one of those stand-alone CD recorders. I wouldn't swear to it but i think thats just because some stupid copywright law requires it.

*Flying Dutchman* · 21-09-2002

I had this explained to me here This will help tell the difference between the audio and plain cdr's.

tangise · 21-09-2002

had the same problem... burning at 2x solved mine =( sheesh what a slow way to have it...

compu44 · 23-09-2002

yes, I would reccomend burning at slow speed or using the Jensen CD-R available at Circuit City. The ones in the 100 packs are $29 and made by princo. I've seen less trouble in car stereo with princo than any other.

transdogmifier · 25-09-2002

Quote:

Originally posted by FlyingDutchman
I had this explained to me here This will help tell the difference between the audio and plain cdr's.

Another thing:

Pioneer's, technic's and a couple of other CD Car Stereo manufacturers have problems with CD-R's if they're not Audio CD-R's......Check who made your cars player.

Mike2361 · 29-09-2002

I had to slow down to 12X for audio in the car..

xorzisten · 29-09-2002

It my be that factory system has a problem with CD-R, I know mine does.

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stormydog2000 New on Forum Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 2	audio wont play in car stereo <a href='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a13febf7&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE' target='_blank'><img src='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=30&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE&n=a13febf7' border='0' alt='' /></a> 2 different computers 1 using XP the other using win98. Burnng Cds using nero 5.5.39 version in a HP cdwriter plus 8200 and a newer generic 24X10X40 burner. Burning MP# to audio and they play great in computer but not in the car systems ford 2000 factory system. They did play in my old VW that had a Pioneer system in it. Any toughs? Also tried it in a cheap emerson CD player and it played the 1st track fine but nothing else. weird email me with any help

14-09-2002	#2 (permalink)
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cmswq3 CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: MO.USA Posts: 46	ok well stop using nero and try using something else for starters. Sadly roxio works best in my opinion, Two your factory system is not going to be as compatible with burnt cds as the previous after market stereo you had in your VW. Why, Just because thats the difference between after market ( not original ) and Factory. Factory is cheap and it sucks, go to www.crutchfield.com and buy a new in dash cd player and maybe get some better speakers also ( if you look you will see that yours are made out of a substance resembling cardboard or wasp regurgitation). __________________ Where do we go from here. Ah the many directions the mind can take, the twists and turns through the chasms of our Brains. You could get lost if it were not for the empty space. Intel Pentium 4 3.0gig processor 1GB PC3200 Ram Maxtor 30gig 7200rpm HD Maxtor BENQ DVD burner LiteOn CD burner NVidia Geforce 6200 Lynksys NIC

21-09-2002	#4 (permalink)
Flying Dutchman CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: NYC / Binghamton Posts: 1,369	Try using some of those "audio" disks that they sell in stores, not regular data disks to burn the music. Some car players cant recognize the data disks but will play the audio disks which are specifically modified for that purpose. Any audio disk will do, I think. __________________ I'm not spamming, I'm trying to help people And the CDFreaks living room has reached a new low...

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matt69x CD Freaks Rookie Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Georgia, USA Posts: 44	if you decide to get a new reciever, go ahead and get one that can play MP3s, and even CDRWs. Also, i thought the reason for the existance of those "Audio" CDRs is that some "home recording act" royalty has been payed, thats why their so much more expensive EDIT: I forgot to mention that you have to have those audio CDs if you have one of those stand-alone CD recorders. I wouldn't swear to it but i think thats just because some stupid copywright law requires it. Last edited by matt69x; 21-09-2002 at 06:16.

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21-09-2002	#6 (permalink)
Flying Dutchman CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: NYC / Binghamton Posts: 1,369	I had this explained to me here This will help tell the difference between the audio and plain cdr's. __________________ I'm not spamming, I'm trying to help people And the CDFreaks living room has reached a new low...

21-09-2002	#7 (permalink)
tangise CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Philippines Posts: 54	had the same problem... burning at 2x solved mine =( sheesh what a slow way to have it... __________________ Death to Copy Protection Schemes!

23-09-2002	#8 (permalink)
compu44 CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Illinois, USA Posts: 301	yes, I would reccomend burning at slow speed or using the Jensen CD-R available at Circuit City. The ones in the 100 packs are $29 and made by princo. I've seen less trouble in car stereo with princo than any other.

29-09-2002	#10 (permalink)
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xorzisten New on Forum Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 27	It my be that factory system has a problem with CD-R, I know mine does. __________________ The shortest unit of time in the universe, is the new york second. Defined as the time between the traffic lights going green and the caab behind you honking.

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