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Re: what CDR do you use to store mp3data files..mine not rea
I have not had any problems with Mp3's since I started burning at 8x on cheaper CDR's rather than 40x etc. It does to a degree depend on the CDR's used as some as you know are better quality than others, therefore are able to be burnt at a significantly faster speed.
Try burning at a slower speed in the first instance, perhaps even 4x if the CDR's are particularly poor quality.
I particularly like "Taiyo Yuden" media. They have always been very good for me and have a excellent reputation. They are also cheap enough not to worry about which is a bonus and burn successfully at 40x.
Try burning at a slower speed in the first instance, perhaps even 4x if the CDR's are particularly poor quality.
I particularly like "Taiyo Yuden" media. They have always been very good for me and have a excellent reputation. They are also cheap enough not to worry about which is a bonus and burn successfully at 40x.
Re: what CDR do you use to store mp3data files..mine not rea
There's a "campaign" (other name for a recall) to upgrade some CD/radios/PCM software in 997 P-cars to software level 2.1 to help with just this problem. Not saying it'll cure yours but give the dealer a call. Sounds like that old adage, never buy/use software that ends in a zero.
Aug 11, 2006 6:46:57 AM
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Re: what CDR do you use to store mp3data files..mine not rea
I used memorex CD-R from Best Buy. No trouble being playback.
When burning CD or DVD in highest speed, sometimes it fails in verifying at the end.
Using 192kbps in conversion get pretty good sound quality.
Sometimes just a little dust/lint on the CD will make after burning verification fails. I always make sure blank disc very clean before insert it into CD drive.
When burning CD or DVD in highest speed, sometimes it fails in verifying at the end.
Using 192kbps in conversion get pretty good sound quality.
Sometimes just a little dust/lint on the CD will make after burning verification fails. I always make sure blank disc very clean before insert it into CD drive.
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