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paul
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 Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2005 5:37 am Post subject: Valid CD |
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I play my CDs using a portable Sony Discman.
I recently transferred a series of recordings from vinyl using Wave Corrector with, as I then supposed, great success. I've listened to all 8 CDs with the Sony Discman without any problems.
In trying to relisten to one of these CDs yesterday, my cd player's remote control device stopped working. Although I managed to start the CD manually, it stopped playing after a few minutes.
The batteries were 100%. When I got home, I loaded a commercial CD and everything then worked again. On retrying my CD, nothing worked.
The CDs were burned using a Sony dual-layer DVD-ROM unit.
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Derek
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It sounds as though your CD player is not compatible with the particular brand of CDR you're using. I'd advise trying a different brand. It's not uncommon for some CD players to be fussy about what CDR's they'll play.
Others may be able to advise you further.
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Joe
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| Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2005 2:04 am Post subject: Re: Valid CD |
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| paul wrote: | I play my CDs using a portable Sony Discman.
I recently transferred a series of recordings from vinyl using Wave Corrector with, as I then supposed, great success. I've listened to all 8 CDs with the Sony Discman without any problems.
In trying to relisten to one of these CDs yesterday, my cd player's remote control device stopped working. Although I managed to start the CD manually, it stopped playing after a few minutes.
The batteries were 100%. When I got home, I loaded a commercial CD and everything then worked again. On retrying my CD, nothing worked.
The CDs were burned using a Sony dual-layer DVD-ROM unit.
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: Hi Paul I recently read an article regarding recording audio CD's .In this the author advises against using DVD burners to burn audio CD's (especially dual-layer). Apparently it's something to do with the lazer parameters .I must admit I have had no problem as yet using my DVD burner, but mine is just a single layer DVD burner. Since reading this article I have reverted back using my CDR Drive for burning audio.. |
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