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Hey guys and gals
Just wondering what programs work well to burn cd's for the standard AU3 cd player. I have tried both Nero and Windows native. They work sometimes, half the time the player spits them back out! Is there any programs or setting I need to make cd's that will play 'most' of the time???
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| Revhead666 |
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hmmm they shood work. i dont know much about computers but i usually use windows media player, always works for me. not sure if that helps
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| Froudey |
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use mp3's so Windows can convert to Cda and there ya go wma's are retared in my opinon.
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| SpuDTE |
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Ok, so just burn through Windows Medial Player?
To date that has been the most reliable for me...but it's still a long way off desirable
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Burn them as slowly as possible is usually the go for getting them to play more reliably.
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| snap0964 |
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A few audio sites I looked at ages ago recommended burning around 4 x - I have found this quite good as compared to recording at faster speeds.
Make sure the session is closed properly. The cd player may be a bit picky on CDR types - AU 3 we're going back around 3-4 years ?? The laser calibration may not be suitable for some CDR types - as opposed to recent units which will support CDR/CDRW, etc. You may need to experiment with CDR type to get the best reliability.
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Also I have found brand of cd seems to make a difference. Never had any problems with burning onto TDK working in my mates AU cd player. Only brand that we can find that does tho.
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Yea.. was gonna say also, check the brand of blanks you use, as the CD players maybe incompatible with the blanks in reading them, just trial and error..
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| gros20 |
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um try music match juk ebox (now yahoo jukebox) or winamp or i tunes.
go out and buya few single cd-rs burn at full speed brands i use for soem of my older apliances are verbium or tdk |
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| SpuDTE |
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Ok, thanks guys for all the advice, I will definitaely take it all on board, especially the speed advice.
I am currently using some spindle of un-named ones. I will definitely make the switch to something more reliable (TDK sounds the go) Thanks one and all
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| gros20 |
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yea u will just find some media is a bit iff and same with palyers.
how olds teh burner that miht even be the problem |
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| 4dlvr |
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the cd players ford used with the au's were just plain s**t, the 6 stacker cd players are even worse. its a common problem for them to s**t them selvs after time
mine wont play anything unless its original, and even with original cd's the thing spits them out for no reason every 2-3 minutes.
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| MadMatt |
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These days TDK are low quality, give BenQ disks a shot.
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