i bought an in car CD Player but its not reading some of my audio Cd's.It reads most of the original Cd's but

Question

not any written CD's. I wrote some of my CD's in wav format and CDA format still no result.. plz help

i tried in other players and those CD's work fine.
And i have nero7 too

Answer 1

Car CD players are not good at reading home burnt CDs. I have seen suggestions to try burning the CD at the slowest possible speed. It's to do with the arrangement of the Laser in the player. Generally unless the player is badged as CD-R-RW compatible don't expect it to work.

Answer 2

Some of the ghey CD players are designed not to read boot leg CD... Or it could be just an computer error when you burn ur CD. Try other CD players, see if it is the CD's problem or the CD player's problem. SOmetimes it is the Software you uses. I used Nero, and it works everytime.

Read the manual, it should states what formats it can read, somethiing like
CD/MP3/wav/CD-R

Answer 3

Some CD players will not read formatted disks at all. I have just bought a CD player and I had to make sure it played re-writable disks as I used to have one that didn't play them.

Answer 4

It relies upon on the age and producer of the kit. Older kit, particularly abode and motorcar changers of any style, will probably no longer play any format distinctive than commercially produced CD's. this isn't any longer in undemanding words this way of sparkling media which you employ, what specific format you're putting on that sparkling disc. as at as quickly as as you elect tha sparkling media, you may choose to ensure format....MP3? CD Audio? WAV? WMA?.....the instruction manual or producer would desire to choose to be waiting to tell you what formats, if any, will artwork.

Answer 5

could be a chip inside that restricts what kind of cd it reads ie re-recordable etc

Answer 6

is ur player a piarated 1
then get a new original
mp3 player or contact ur dealer
best of luck

Answer 7

get a new one

Answer 8

you didnt buy it at wal mart, did you?