mp3 cd question
Stage III
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Had simular problem on my 07 ultra ,my soluntion-make sure you have "winamp"installed on computer.it will convert all mp3s to that format.no change to file just see it diferent.load mp3s as data disk.You can also get "mp3 Gain" free program to equilize and weedout all your music. Let me know if this works.
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Big Kahuna HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Calgary eh
Thanks guys for your info and suggestions. I figured out the problem and thought I'd post what I did....
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ml#post4207682
I'm sure others have had similar problems making an mp3.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ml#post4207682
I'm sure others have had similar problems making an mp3.
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
I have hundreds of MP3's recorded on several CD's and in two years and 23k miles of playing the unit nearly every time I'm on the bike I've never had even one burp from it. I don't think the bit rate or sampling rate would be a factor, as I have MP3's recorded anywhere from 96-256kbs, mostly 128kbs, and all play fine.
All my MP3's are unencrypted, so maybe there is a limitation there. Also, I believe I read somewhere that iTunes files can be a problem. Do this: Play the problem CD on another HK head unit. If it fails it is likely a problem with the music file or the CD itself, but if not you may have a problem with the CD unit.
Also, you don't mention the model-year of your bike, but it might help to upgrade the firmware of the unit to the most-recent v8.19, if you don't already have it. I recall that older FW versions had issues with MP3 playing. You can get it here. That link also tells you how to check your present firmware version and how to do the upgrade.
All my MP3's are unencrypted, so maybe there is a limitation there. Also, I believe I read somewhere that iTunes files can be a problem. Do this: Play the problem CD on another HK head unit. If it fails it is likely a problem with the music file or the CD itself, but if not you may have a problem with the CD unit.
Also, you don't mention the model-year of your bike, but it might help to upgrade the firmware of the unit to the most-recent v8.19, if you don't already have it. I recall that older FW versions had issues with MP3 playing. You can get it here. That link also tells you how to check your present firmware version and how to do the upgrade.
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