Puttster

Is there a final answer to this question? I got my music into audio.wav files, "burned" them to a 700 mb Verbatum CD-R disc... but still no love. They will play on a 2006 subaru but not in 1999 6-disc carousel disc changer.

salimshah

Can you play original CDs? If yes then a copy without changing the format will work too. MP3 etc would not work.

Couple of things to keep in mind are:

Thickness fro home burnt CD is typically more. Dont even think about adding a label. Just use marker on the reverse side.
The CDs go upside down. This is lot easier to spot with the art work on the originals.

Salim

hypervish

Before I installed a GROM Bluetooth adapter and played CDs, I would burn them in iTunes as an audio CD. That worked flawlessly each and every time!

Puttster

I have windows but I think there is an itunes on it . If I can figure it out Ill try it. I know Windows Media Player on Verbatum CD-R does not work.

jdmvip

Guys just thought I'd post my experience and solution in case the issue is the same. I wasted several discs until I dug further and realized many of my MP3 CDs use ID3 2.4 which is not supported by a lot of headunits:

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...l#post11297064

After removing ID3 2.4 tags I was able to burn and play my MP3s like normal.

Margate330

I removed my oem head unit and put aftermarket in it.

Has all kinds of apps I never use so I guess I'm old school cuz I reall miss my cd player.

sktn77a

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You can't just burn .wav files to a CDR and play them on the changer. The disk must be burned in Redbook audio format. Most modern software has the option to "burn an audio CD" which will do this.