what is the best brand of CD-R's that can play on any CD player? the ones i bought only play on my computer.
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One brand of CD-Rs that works very well is TDK.  They are for computer burning.  You can copy any CDs that you want onto them or if you have any songs already on your computer, you can record them onto them.  They can hold up to 80 min. of music.  They have 700 MB and they are 52x compatible (I don't know what that means).  They play on both computers and CD players.  I have a HP Pavilion computer with Windows XP and a Sony stereo and the TDK CDs work well in both.  I copied some CDs onto these for my aunt.\n\nAnother brand of CD-Rs that is good and works as well as the TDK CDs is Maxell.  I don't remember what the compatibility of them is, but they also hold up to 80 min. of music and have 700 MB like the TDK ones.  I had a bunch of songs on my computer (enough for 4 CDs) and I recorded these songs onto the Maxell CDs and they not only worked in my computer, but they worked in my CD player as well. \n\nAnyway, those are just 2 brands that I know of that work in both a computer and a CD player as well.
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If you burned them in an mp3 format, your CD player isn't capable of playing mp3's.  Some CDs can handle that format, and some cannot.
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good question, i've added this question to my watchlist because my is starting to do the same thing, but the weird thing is that i used to be able to play burned CD's.
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Like 200 songs...\n\nNo, okay...  It's a different format.  MP3 files have been compressed into a cool, well, mp3 format.  Standard CD's are uncompressed full audio.  A 'normal' couple minute song is about 50mb uncompressed, while in mp3 format it's about 2-2 1/2 mb.\n\nKeep in mind that while you can put on 20 times the songs on an mp3 format CD, not all CD players will be able to play them.  Most newer ones will, but not all.  If you're only intent is to play them on a PC, no worries.
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I likke them, too.. I cant find any CD's either..\n\nSo its really pissing me off!!
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If you ripped them from a CD, you are not using a high enough bit rate.  If you have enough room on your computer, then try setting the bit rate on the highest.  (For .wma files, try ripping in Windows Media Audio (variable bit rate).  It takes a little more room on your computer, but the sound quality is supurb.)\n\nIf you are playing it from the CD, the CD is scratched.  Then you need to get a CD repair kit so that it can repair the scratch(es) unless it is a circular scratch.  It is also possible that the original CD is scratched.
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You can burn the CD...if u have realplayer u put a cd in there and there is a little button tht says burn at the top and...ya and u buy a blank CD and the songs will copy onto the blank one
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Digitalfan.com (I guess) or buy CDs from PC game shops
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the CD might not be compatible with your CD Drive.\nsome CD drives are not yet compatible with mp3 discs.\nDVDs dont play in VCD players right?\n\n:D
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any large retail store like a department store that sells any kind of computer stuff should have some in stock.  I know in the states a LOT of people use an online store called Newegg.com.  I don't know if it delivers there but they have pretty decent prices if they do.  All sound cards are easy to install as they are all installed the same way and come with instructions on how to do it.  I would personally look for on from Creative Labs called the X-Fi Xtreme music.  It may not be the cheapest but it's come down a LOT in price and it's really versitile (gaming, music, music editing and such) and has some of the best sound and features possible.  I can almost guarantee you that it will have better prices online than in a store.
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Good choice on Zero 7, me and my girlfriend love them, but yeah you'll have no problem playing them, I've bought cd's back from the states and had no problem playing them! \n\nHappy listening!
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There's no region on cd's.They play everywhere.
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A few things to check on:\n\n1. What is the max burn speed of your CD's? Check the label.\n\n2. Upgrade your CD burner to the latest firmware (go to your CD burner's manufacturer site to d/l the firmware upgrade tool and the latest firmware file)\n\n3. Upgrade to latest version of Nero.\n\n4. What is the brand of the CD's you are using?  Some brands are not totally compatible with certain burners.  So, if the firmware or Nero upgrade does not help, try using a different brand of CDs
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Check the owners manual, CD burners will only burn certain manufacturers blank CD-RWs discs. The manual will have a list of the brand names of CD-RWs that your burner will burn.
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if its a rewritable cd, try to erase it first. although the best quality cd's for music would be a cd-r.
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The unit does have a different head for CD so it is possible for one to go bad and the other stay working.\n\nIf you won't read or write and you have tried different media my guess is your CD head is bad. The writers are a throw away item now. They are so cheap you don't want to fix them.
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make sure that the cd is blank and not dirty or scratched.you can also download a trial of nero this has a check disk tool to see if your cd can be written to.also try to play a cd and see if your player is dirty or needs to be cleaned