CD player can't read all of my CDs
March-8th-2021, 08:37 AM
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CD player can't read all of my CDs
Hello everyone, I tried to find an answer on this forum, but not as planned.
I have Mazda 3 2005 1.6 CiTD 90hp.
I have CDs that are accepted by the CD Player and I have CDs that are not accepted. I tried to burn mine CD with new songs on it, and it's not readable. I tested the same CD on another car and the CD is working. That means, my CD player is not reading all kind of CDs.
I heard of differences about burning in different speeds, maybe that's a problem? Does anyone of you have a solution for this?
I have Mazda 3 2005 1.6 CiTD 90hp.
I have CDs that are accepted by the CD Player and I have CDs that are not accepted. I tried to burn mine CD with new songs on it, and it's not readable. I tested the same CD on another car and the CD is working. That means, my CD player is not reading all kind of CDs.
I heard of differences about burning in different speeds, maybe that's a problem? Does anyone of you have a solution for this?
March-8th-2021, 09:02 AM
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Hello everyone, I tried to find an answer on this forum, but not as planned.
I have Mazda 3 2005 1.6 CiTD 90hp.
I have CDs that are accepted by the CD Player and I have CDs that are not accepted. I tried to burn mine CD with new songs on it, and it's not readable. I tested the same CD on another car and the CD is working. That means, my CD player is not reading all kind of CDs.
I heard of differences about burning in different speeds, maybe that's a problem? Does anyone of you have a solution for this?
I have Mazda 3 2005 1.6 CiTD 90hp.
I have CDs that are accepted by the CD Player and I have CDs that are not accepted. I tried to burn mine CD with new songs on it, and it's not readable. I tested the same CD on another car and the CD is working. That means, my CD player is not reading all kind of CDs.
I heard of differences about burning in different speeds, maybe that's a problem? Does anyone of you have a solution for this?
Try a different brand of type. Another thing to try is to burn at a slower speed. Try burning a disk at 1x (rather than 2x or 6x or whatever speed your burner drive supports). Very often audio CD's burned at slower speeds will work in audio players while disks burned at higher speeds won't. And format is mostly audio, some are mp3
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