Re: CD player problems
 

Yep, the CDs play fine on other CD players. My wife plays them all the time
in her cheap $30 CD player and in the DVD/CD player. I've closed the
session. Anyone else out there with an older stock CD player playing CDRs?
I'd like to hear from you.

Thanks,
Gary

"Ed J." <ej_000@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:tsv5jv4dd3i6ktvufd1n8pdsevjkm23rpv@4ax.com...
> Do the CDs that don't play in the Jeep play in other CD players? (not
> counting the computer you made them on) If not, you probably didn't
> "close the session", which must be done to make them readable by CD
> players. It's a setting in your CD burning software. Common problem.
> -Ed
>
> On Fri, 08 Aug 2003 "Gary H" <nospamharperg@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>
> >I just bought an OEM Jeep CD player from Ebay for my TJ. It is the pre
2002
> >or so type with the squared corners. I can play regular CDs and some of
my
> >old CD-Rs but I can play any of my new CD-Rs. I'm guessing it has to do
> >with the type of CD-Rs I am using. Has anyone run into this problem and
> >have you solved it? I am thinking of trying so of the 650MB CDRs as
opposed
> >to the 700MB ones that I have been using lately to see if that makes a
> >difference.
>

Re: CD player problems
 

97 ZJ stock infinity 3band am/fm/cd plays anything I have burnt for it.
I use cheap bulk pack cds and several software packages.
the 12disc mp3 player sure is a fun add-on.


On Fri, 08 Aug 2003 11:40:19 GMT, "Gary H" <nospamharperg@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

>Yep, the CDs play fine on other CD players. My wife plays them all the time
>in her cheap $30 CD player and in the DVD/CD player. I've closed the
>session. Anyone else out there with an older stock CD player playing CDRs?
>I'd like to hear from you.
>
>Thanks,
>Gary
>
>"Ed J." <ej_000@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:tsv5jv4dd3i6ktvufd1n8pdsevjkm23rpv@4ax.com.. .
>> Do the CDs that don't play in the Jeep play in other CD players? (not
>> counting the computer you made them on) If not, you probably didn't
>> "close the session", which must be done to make them readable by CD
>> players. It's a setting in your CD burning software. Common problem.
>> -Ed
>>
>> On Fri, 08 Aug 2003 "Gary H" <nospamharperg@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>>
>> >I just bought an OEM Jeep CD player from Ebay for my TJ. It is the pre
>2002
>> >or so type with the squared corners. I can play regular CDs and some of
>my
>> >old CD-Rs but I can play any of my new CD-Rs. I'm guessing it has to do
>> >with the type of CD-Rs I am using. Has anyone run into this problem and
>> >have you solved it? I am thinking of trying so of the 650MB CDRs as
>opposed
>> >to the 700MB ones that I have been using lately to see if that makes a
>> >difference.
>>
>

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