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After burning an audio Cd, to play it on other systems like your car , you must "close" the CD in a certain way with the burning software or otherwise it will not play except on your pc. Of course if it plays everywhere but your car, then thats not the problem.
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Originally Posted by bjoraker
After burning an audio Cd, to play it on other systems like your car , you must "close" the CD in a certain way with the burning software or otherwise it will not play except on your pc. Of course if it plays everywhere but your car, then thats not the problem.
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To play burned Cd's ...
1 - Use a brand name CDR (upto 700 minutes). Do not use CDRW.
2 - Use either NERO or Roxio (be sure you convert the track from MP3 to CD Audio)
3 - Put a label ( paper label) on the CD. I had problems with CDR's getting stuck in the CD changer in my 2002 LS430 with Mark and NAV. The dealer told me to put a label on the CDR. No problems after that .
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1 - Use a brand name CDR (upto 700 minutes). Do not use CDRW.
2 - Use either NERO or Roxio (be sure you convert the track from MP3 to CD Audio)
3 - Put a label ( paper label) on the CD. I had problems with CDR's getting stuck in the CD changer in my 2002 LS430 with Mark and NAV. The dealer told me to put a label on the CDR. No problems after that .
Take Care
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Originally Posted by vipermann1
To play burned Cd's ...
1 - Use a brand name CDR (upto 700 minutes). Do not use CDRW.
2 - Use either NERO or Roxio (be sure you convert the track from MP3 to CD Audio)
3 - Put a label ( paper label) on the CD. I had problems with CDR's getting stuck in the CD changer in my 2002 LS430 with Mark and NAV. The dealer told me to put a label on the CDR. No problems after that .
Take Care
1 - Use a brand name CDR (upto 700 minutes). Do not use CDRW.
2 - Use either NERO or Roxio (be sure you convert the track from MP3 to CD Audio)
3 - Put a label ( paper label) on the CD. I had problems with CDR's getting stuck in the CD changer in my 2002 LS430 with Mark and NAV. The dealer told me to put a label on the CDR. No problems after that .
Take Care
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DO NOT PUT LABELS on the cdr. there have been a lot of incidents with the cdr jammed inside the cd changer and needed dealership to replace the whole unit.
so never put on labels, that thin piece of paper means a lot. i have never put any labels on mine and they have been perfect
so never put on labels, that thin piece of paper means a lot. i have never put any labels on mine and they have been perfect
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Not a good idea to put labels on CDs - especially if you're going to play them in your car.
Use a Sharpie to label your CDs. They have the proper soft point and best ink formulation for CDs.
Use a Sharpie to label your CDs. They have the proper soft point and best ink formulation for CDs.
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Originally Posted by rominl
DO NOT PUT LABELS on the cdr. there have been a lot of incidents with the cdr jammed inside the cd changer and needed dealership to replace the whole unit.
so never put on labels, that thin piece of paper means a lot. i have never put any labels on mine and they have been perfect
so never put on labels, that thin piece of paper means a lot. i have never put any labels on mine and they have been perfect
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Originally Posted by 1NICESC430
Not a good idea to put labels on CDs - especially if you're going to play them in your car.
Use a Sharpie to label your CDs. They have the proper soft point and best ink formulation for CDs.
Use a Sharpie to label your CDs. They have the proper soft point and best ink formulation for CDs.
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