2010 Ultra Limited CD Player Problem
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2010 Ultra Limited CD Player Problem
I have tried several different programs to burn an MP3 disk and I still have the problem that not all tracks play in the CD player. All songs are in MP3 format and I have tried Windows Media player and Nero to burn the disks. 95% play fine but there are always several that the track number comes up on the display and then the player skips to the next track and starts playing that song. It also changes which tracks get skipped depending on which program I have used to burn the CD. My computer CD player plays all tracks just fine with no skipping.
Anybody else experience this problem? Anybody have a solution?
Anybody else experience this problem? Anybody have a solution?
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Try different burn speeds. Either faster or slower than the speed you burned the one that did come work right. It seems that different burners have a 'sweet spot'. You just have to find it.
Out of 150 or so songs I often have a couple that don't play right but I can live with it.
Out of 150 or so songs I often have a couple that don't play right but I can live with it.
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Well, I solved my problem. I took all 137 songs-even those that were already in MP3 format- and reconverted them using a program called Tuneclone. I used Itunes to burn them to an MP3 CD. All songs now play without skipping.
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Blogged on it recently -- http://www.johnscrip.com/html/blog_f...y_davidson.php
Adding information as it comes up. Found a common factor on skipped tracks to be ID3v2 tags. Remove them and the 'skipped' tracks find their way into the queue along with the rest.
Granted - It's an ongoing post -- Any time I come up with something else (or a hypothesis from someone else) I'll add it.
Adding information as it comes up. Found a common factor on skipped tracks to be ID3v2 tags. Remove them and the 'skipped' tracks find their way into the queue along with the rest.
Granted - It's an ongoing post -- Any time I come up with something else (or a hypothesis from someone else) I'll add it.
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