ProwlerOnline, Plymouth/Chrysler Prowler Discussion Forum

Home Page

Owners Registry

Discussion Forums

ProwlerMall

Event Scrapbooks

About

Forum:	General Prowler Discussion
Topic:	Burned CD will not play--any suggestions

Want to register?

Who Can Post?

Any registered users may post a reply.

About Registration

You must be registered in order to post a topic or reply in this forum.

Your UserName:

Your Password:

Forget your password?

Message Icon:

Your Reply.:

*HTML is OFF
*UBB Code is ON

<-- Click on Smilie face
to insert a Smilie Into Your Message

Image Posting Instructions

Mode: Off Help Prompt Inline

Options

Email Notification: E-mails sent to you whenever someone replies. Only registered users are eligible.
Disable Smilies in This Post.
Show Signature: include your profile signature. Only registered users may have signatures.

*If HTML and/or UBB Code are enabled, this means you can use HTML and/or UBB Code in your message.

If you have previously registered, but forgotten your password, click here.

T O P I C R E V I E W
mikee I just burned a cd (memorex CD-RW rewritible) with some music. It plays fine on my home DVD but will NOT play in the Kat or my home CD . Any idea why?
Any help or ideas appreciated.
Mikee
This message has been edited by mikee on 07-13-2005 at 09:42 PM
butchcee http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-9599.php
dreamcast18 I believe the KAT CD player might not do CDRW. I've known that for years, Sony players (even the PS2) does not read burnt CDs. CDRs are dirt cheap (0.10?), we usually just burn a couple for the road and then use them as coasters later on.
dbudner Dreamcast is right. Burn to a cd-r and you should be fine. All I play in the kat cd is stuff I've burned.
mikee It worked. You were all right. Burned to a CD-R and all is fine. Wonder why CD-RW won't work? Oh well as long as CD-R do.
Thanks
Mikee
Bama Kat The RW with not play on anything but a computer. It has to be an R
Mike
towen66 When burning to a cdrw make sure you finalize the CD to play in audio players. The software has several options be sure to check the create audio CD and make sure CD gets finalized if not then audio players can't read the format that burning software uses.
SERIB Buy an i-pod and carry 5000 songs with you at all times.
DUSTI Like Serib, we TOO gave the CD changer the boot and got an ipod ........just got tired of changing CDs all the time and the fact that we needed the space behind the passenger seat to add the 10" subwooofer
redman
quote:
Originally posted by mikee:
It worked. You were all right. Burned to a CD-R and all is fine. Wonder why CD-RW won't work? Oh well as long as CD-R do.
Thanks
Mikee
cdrw's are a different format than traditional cd's and cd-r's. You can only play them in devices that support them. Now a days, new cd player, dvd players and so forth can play them because they are now designed to do so. Like others stated, just stick with the cd-r's and you will be OK.

Contact Us | Prowler Online Homepage

POA Terms of Service

T O P I C R E V I E W
mikee	I just burned a cd (memorex CD-RW rewritible) with some music. It plays fine on my home DVD but will NOT play in the Kat or my home CD . Any idea why? Any help or ideas appreciated. Mikee This message has been edited by mikee on 07-13-2005 at 09:42 PM
butchcee	http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-9599.php
dreamcast18	I believe the KAT CD player might not do CDRW. I've known that for years, Sony players (even the PS2) does not read burnt CDs. CDRs are dirt cheap (0.10?), we usually just burn a couple for the road and then use them as coasters later on.
dbudner	Dreamcast is right. Burn to a cd-r and you should be fine. All I play in the kat cd is stuff I've burned.
mikee	It worked. You were all right. Burned to a CD-R and all is fine. Wonder why CD-RW won't work? Oh well as long as CD-R do. Thanks Mikee
Bama Kat	The RW with not play on anything but a computer. It has to be an R Mike
towen66	When burning to a cdrw make sure you finalize the CD to play in audio players. The software has several options be sure to check the create audio CD and make sure CD gets finalized if not then audio players can't read the format that burning software uses.
SERIB	Buy an i-pod and carry 5000 songs with you at all times.
DUSTI	Like Serib, we TOO gave the CD changer the boot and got an ipod ........just got tired of changing CDs all the time and the fact that we needed the space behind the passenger seat to add the 10" subwooofer
redman	quote: Originally posted by mikee: It worked. You were all right. Burned to a CD-R and all is fine. Wonder why CD-RW won't work? Oh well as long as CD-R do. Thanks Mikee cdrw's are a different format than traditional cd's and cd-r's. You can only play them in devices that support them. Now a days, new cd player, dvd players and so forth can play them because they are now designed to do so. Like others stated, just stick with the cd-r's and you will be OK.