Ok I did a search... I followed the instructions to a tee

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...on-kardon.html


I have Vista 32 bit Media Player 11 Toshiba Satellite 8G RAM

It burns 160 songs on the CD and plays perfect on the computer

It will Only Play 40 songs on the HK on the Harley

I tried downloading Itunes...but it kept coming up with many many error messages...gave up......

What I am I missing

Thanks

 

You have to burn them in MP3 format as a data disc. At least that is what I did.

Mark

 

Well.....there are a lot of instructions on that thread.....

It SOUNDS like out of the 160 you have on the disk, 40 of them are MP3 files, and the rest are in a format unreconized by the player on the bike.

 

I had that problem used a different burner and no more problems. The HK seems to be picky
in what it will play.

 

+1 on the burn as MP3....I burn all my discs MP3, HK plays 'em jus fine...no need to make it a data disc tho...music MP3

 

I "RIP" the music in MP3 Format

I Burned the Music in M3U as stated in Media 11

Slow Speed

9 hours of music I use a CD-R 700MB

It's perfect on the computer... just not in the darn HK 2009 FLHTCU

 

yea...HK doesnt recognize M3U....I dont use WMP to burn, use Nero....it will always play fine on computer, cause computer has the dll to recognize those files, HK doesn't..its only setup to recognize and play cda or mp3

 

+1 on nero. Always used MP3 burned as a data disc on my stock KK radio. Never had any problems.

 

I dont think you can burn files downloaded from Itunes. I could be wrong.

 

I have a '10 Ultra that I burned CD's for following the above directions and they all play fine. I do it just like you say, RIP MP3, BURN M3U on slow, but not the slowest setting. Mine has to burn 1 notch up from bottom for some reason and they work. Burn them as Data on CD-R's. Only time I did have problems was when I DIDN'T RIP MP3. I tried to Burn some stuff I already had on the 'puter as AAC files I think, and BURNED them as M3U and they DIDN'T play....?? Maybe check that.