MP3 Discs
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09-01-2006, 01:57 AM
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MP3 Discs
Got the wife a new D with the 6 disc stereo that plays MP3's also. Question is I have tried to make her an MP3 disc but the stereo won't read the CD. Does anyone know what software I need to burn some MP3 discs that will work in the stereo.
Just so it's known yes it is MP3 compatible and is supposed to play the discs. I've burned a couple that work in my home stereo but aren't recognized in the car stereo.
Thanks for any light you can shed on this for me.
EDIT: I've been using the Dell Jukeboz by musicmatch if that helps any.
Just so it's known yes it is MP3 compatible and is supposed to play the discs. I've burned a couple that work in my home stereo but aren't recognized in the car stereo.
Thanks for any light you can shed on this for me.
EDIT: I've been using the Dell Jukeboz by musicmatch if that helps any.
#2
09-01-2006, 02:20 AM
RE: MP3 Discs
ORIGINAL: spfd308
Got the wife a new D with the 6 disc stereo that plays MP3's also. Question is I have tried to make her an MP3 disc but the stereo won't read the CD. Does anyone know what software I need to burn some MP3 discs that will work in the stereo.
Just so it's known yes it is MP3 compatible and is supposed to play the discs. I've burned a couple that work in my home stereo but aren't recognized in the car stereo.
Thanks for any light you can shed on this for me.
EDIT: I've been using the Dell Jukeboz by musicmatch if that helps any.
Got the wife a new D with the 6 disc stereo that plays MP3's also. Question is I have tried to make her an MP3 disc but the stereo won't read the CD. Does anyone know what software I need to burn some MP3 discs that will work in the stereo.
Just so it's known yes it is MP3 compatible and is supposed to play the discs. I've burned a couple that work in my home stereo but aren't recognized in the car stereo.
Thanks for any light you can shed on this for me.
EDIT: I've been using the Dell Jukeboz by musicmatch if that helps any.
The best thing to do is rip your cd's via MusicMatch......and then burn the folder's that are created to a data CD. I can explain further if you need me to.
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09-01-2006, 06:03 PM
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09-01-2006, 06:11 PM
RE: MP3 Discs
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I appreciate your response DevilsReject and I understand what you are saying. I'll try and burn a data CD with the folders that have the music in them. Thanks and I'll let you know how this goes.
I appreciate your response DevilsReject and I understand what you are saying. I'll try and burn a data CD with the folders that have the music in them. Thanks and I'll let you know how this goes.
That should fix the problem.
#5
09-02-2006, 01:37 AM
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RE: MP3 Discs
i use mp3 Cd's in my car. i have an aftermarket radio. i use w/e i feel like to burn them. i have used Nero and itunes and they both work just fine. folders aren't necessary on mine but factory might be a little more picky like Derrick said. on mine the cd can be like almost all pictures and word docs and it will find the mp3 and play just that. but mp3 Cd's are amazing and worth your time to figure out.
when i use Nero i use data CD when i use itunes it does the work for me.
when i use Nero i use data CD when i use itunes it does the work for me.
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09-12-2006, 04:32 PM
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#7
09-13-2006, 08:48 PM
RE: MP3 Discs
I have found the most compatible combination is to use good quality disks. Also, the car deck had issues with rewritable disks. So, I make sure all disks are not rewritable. You also want to close the session so the disk can not be written to again. This resolved the issues with MP3 CDs in every car I have tested.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
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#8
09-17-2006, 05:38 AM
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RE: MP3 Discs
on the good quality discs i was using a brand called dynex which is bestbuy brand and those are so ****ty if you hold them up to a light u can see through them, but those work fine for me. i use imation now. i assumed everyone always closed the disc.
i agree do not use rewritables.
i agree do not use rewritables.
#9
09-17-2006, 01:46 PM
RE: MP3 Discs
Unfortunately, there are folks who have tried making disks and after troubleshooting till we were "blue in the face" it finally came to light that the person burning the disks was not closing the session and the disk.[:@] Some CD players will play it but, many will not. Car players seem to be MUCH more tempermental than home CD players of recent vintage. 
Always best to cover all the bases we can...even if it may seem obvious to some, it may not be to others. Nothing against those who do not know...we all had to learn somewhere.