Does anyone know of a certain cd that can be read on factory cd players? My
98 Jeep Grand Cherokee won't read ones that I have and I'd rather not put in
a different stereo if there's a specific blank cd that can be read in it.

 

I've had this problem with several auto CD players.

I've found that usually you can make them readable if you burn them at a
S-L-O-W speed. Usually 8x-12x is okay but sometimes I have to go slower.

Give that a try


"Kerilyn512" <u26800@uwe> wrote in message news:667cec980535f@uwe...
> Does anyone know of a certain cd that can be read on factory cd players?
> My
> 98 Jeep Grand Cherokee won't read ones that I have and I'd rather not put
> in
> a different stereo if there's a specific blank cd that can be read in it.
>

 

I've had this problem with several auto CD players.

I've found that usually you can make them readable if you burn them at a
S-L-O-W speed. Usually 8x-12x is okay but sometimes I have to go slower.

Give that a try


"Kerilyn512" <u26800@uwe> wrote in message news:667cec980535f@uwe...
> Does anyone know of a certain cd that can be read on factory cd players?
> My
> 98 Jeep Grand Cherokee won't read ones that I have and I'd rather not put
> in
> a different stereo if there's a specific blank cd that can be read in it.
>

 

I've had this problem with several auto CD players.

I've found that usually you can make them readable if you burn them at a
S-L-O-W speed. Usually 8x-12x is okay but sometimes I have to go slower.

Give that a try


"Kerilyn512" <u26800@uwe> wrote in message news:667cec980535f@uwe...
> Does anyone know of a certain cd that can be read on factory cd players?
> My
> 98 Jeep Grand Cherokee won't read ones that I have and I'd rather not put
> in
> a different stereo if there's a specific blank cd that can be read in it.
>

 

Great! I'll try it, thank you!

billy ray wrote:
>I've had this problem with several auto CD players.
>
>I've found that usually you can make them readable if you burn them at a
>S-L-O-W speed. Usually 8x-12x is okay but sometimes I have to go slower.
>
>Give that a try
>
>> Does anyone know of a certain cd that can be read on factory cd players?
>> My
>> 98 Jeep Grand Cherokee won't read ones that I have and I'd rather not put
>> in
>> a different stereo if there's a specific blank cd that can be read in it.

 

Great! I'll try it, thank you!

billy ray wrote:
>I've had this problem with several auto CD players.
>
>I've found that usually you can make them readable if you burn them at a
>S-L-O-W speed. Usually 8x-12x is okay but sometimes I have to go slower.
>
>Give that a try
>
>> Does anyone know of a certain cd that can be read on factory cd players?
>> My
>> 98 Jeep Grand Cherokee won't read ones that I have and I'd rather not put
>> in
>> a different stereo if there's a specific blank cd that can be read in it.

 

Great! I'll try it, thank you!

billy ray wrote:
>I've had this problem with several auto CD players.
>
>I've found that usually you can make them readable if you burn them at a
>S-L-O-W speed. Usually 8x-12x is okay but sometimes I have to go slower.
>
>Give that a try
>
>> Does anyone know of a certain cd that can be read on factory cd players?
>> My
>> 98 Jeep Grand Cherokee won't read ones that I have and I'd rather not put
>> in
>> a different stereo if there's a specific blank cd that can be read in it.

 

Kerilyn512 wrote:
> Great! I'll try it, thank you!
>

are you burning in CD format or mp3?
lots of players won't play mp3 disks.

 

Kerilyn512 wrote:
> Great! I'll try it, thank you!
>

are you burning in CD format or mp3?
lots of players won't play mp3 disks.

 

Kerilyn512 wrote:
> Great! I'll try it, thank you!
>

are you burning in CD format or mp3?
lots of players won't play mp3 disks.