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How to Make CD-R Work in a Car: Tips for Successful Playback Using CDBurnerXP Software

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  • #1 16872060
    Kszyszak
    Level 4  
    Hello!
    As in the subject, I do not know if I am a handicapped person or something but I have recorded 4 music discs and none of them wants to work in the car (yes, the player in the car works), the music works in the computer and on the tower. I used the cdburnerxp program.
    Is anyone able to help me?
    Greetings. :)
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  • #2 16872066
    krzysiozak
    Level 39  
    You must record an Audio disc.
    The topics are full and the way you will find on the web.
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  • #3 16872067
    Kszyszak
    Level 4  
    That's what I do, and I just have no idea why I do not want to work.
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  • #4 16872074
    krzysiozak
    Level 39  
    And in the car works what's a good age, for example the original one.
  • #5 16872077
    Kszyszak
    Level 4  
    Yes, I have an original album, for example, "Lachersów" and "Baciary" and they work without a problem
  • #6 16872091
    krzysiozak
    Level 39  
    And the recordings were finalized.
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  • #7 16872100
    Kszyszak
    Level 4  
    Rather, yes, everything has been finished. Somehow the tower works ... hmm?
  • #8 16872137
    dzolo35
    Level 22  
    Try another program (eg: Ashampo Burning Studio), I also had trouble with the CDs recorded in this program when I switched to a newer car, although they were great in the old one.
  • #9 16872140
    yogi009
    Level 43  
    Record this disc with the lowest possible recording speed. Is this a branded medium?
  • #10 16872148
    kkknc
    Level 43  
    Not every laser reads recorded discs. Spritz another brand. The so-called black discs are doing well, basically they are red :) .
    And whether you have recorded in audio CD format.
  • #11 16872163
    yogi009
    Level 43  
    Give the brand and model of the radio. Maybe we're talking about some Chinese from Biedronka ...
  • #12 16872168
    Tommy82
    Level 41  
    Take another CD (another producer) sometimes it's just that some radios just do not read pirates and that's it.
  • #13 16872172
    krzysiozak
    Level 39  
    Windows Media Player. This one I use for recording, and I do not complain.

    When you give an Explore disc you have files with Track 1.cda description etc ...?
    Do the names end with mp 3?
  • #14 16872182
    Kszyszak
    Level 4  
    Managed to! The topic to close, just changed the recording speed from x16 to x32 and somehow puffed. Thank you for your help. :)

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues with CD-R playback in car audio systems after using CDBurnerXP software. The original poster successfully played music on their computer but faced problems in their car. Responses suggest ensuring the disc is recorded as an audio CD, finalizing the recordings, and using a lower recording speed. Some users recommend trying different burning software like Ashampoo Burning Studio and using different brands of CDs, as not all car players read recorded discs well. The original poster eventually resolved the issue by changing the recording speed from x16 to x32.
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