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On 6/5/07, sean <tech.junk@×××××××.net> wrote: |
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> Well as many here suggested I installed k3b. |
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> Using the "New Audio CD Project" I added the mp3 file to the list and |
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> created, burned, and then put the CD into the CD player on the system |
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> here and it played fine. |
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> Tried putting the CD into my car player and it keeps ejecting the CD |
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> out, with the display stating check CD. |
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> I did use a CD-RW to create the disk, might this be the problem? |
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> Does it require a CD-R so that any standard player can play the disk, or |
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> might I have missed an option. |
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> The k3b homepage does not appear to have much in docs. |
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Try burning a CD-R instead. |
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A lot of cd-players are having problems reading CD-RW disks. This is |
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because they have different reflection values compared to pressed |
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CD:s. (Some older players even have problems with CD-R ) |
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Another possibility is that you forgot to "close" the disk. The disk |
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is simply not finished and the player in the car thinks the disc is |
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empty. I assume there is an option in k3b for this... |
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