When a CD ends, does the player make any noticeable noise, like a 'click'? I want to use it to play lullabies to put my toddler to sleep.
900198
It doesn't make any noise but also it doesn't start over after the cd ends though.
900199
I have heard no noticeable noises because I use it for kids to listen to books on CD. When I tested it I heard nothing unusual. Hope that helped.
2156739
Sounds like you may have a defective unit. I listen to books on CD and there's no repetition. When "pause" is used, it starts up where I left off.
2245129
I just use this to listen to audio books in my kitchen. I like it a lot, it is the best CD played I own. An audio CD may skip on one of my other players but not this one. I have not used it on battery although I have them in it for back up purposes. I haven't tried a USB product on it. I could give it a shot and let you know if you'd like as well as the repeat, if there is one?
1266813
I have an MP3/CD player, not this brand. As long as it's on "pause" it will start from where it paused. If you turn it off, it starts over.
1997208
I think you are asking if the CD starts playing at the point it stopped when you last played it. Yes.
624345
The machine makes a loud click before playing or recording. It does not affect performance. We find newer electronics noisier than our older ones.
1902940
It doesn't have a resume button, but if you are listening to a cd and stop it, when you start it back up it will pick up where you left off unless you remove the cd from the player. If you remove it the cd will start over when you put it back in.
360167
The third button on the unit is the on/pause button. Sometimes it will automatically start a cd but otherto press this button. Be careful not to press this button twice, when trying to start it to play or it will think you want to pause the recording. The unit I have only plays cds, so it does not have a slide for cd or fm. My reads Hold On or Hold Off, which I have no idea what they mean. I hope this helps.
1646652
I think that is inherent with all CD players. If you hit the "Play/Pause" button it should save your place on the CD so that when you hit the same button again it will continue where you left off. The "Stop" button does just that--stops the CD completely and starts over.
726984
Yes, it does sometimes make a very very soft click when pressed but hardly noticeable unless you have the ears of a musician and are playing very soft on your keyboard. It's really not noticeable unless you are listening for it. I can hear mine click only when there is no sound coming from the keyboard.
980591
Yes.. CD player still works....When the interface is on..it plays through the CD player..When not using the interface the CD player operates normal..
229908
I was looking at some of the comments people made. I will agree sometimes my cd's I trying playing back on it occasionally act up. But it could be the kind of player it is because when I play the same cds on another cd/cassette combo it does the same but if I play them off the computer and on a stereo I have upstairs they could play fine. I play the same cd at work on their cd/player and it plays there so it depends on why it does that I am not certain.
1824975
Yes it does have a stop button, but it goes back to the beginning of the cd you are playing, Hope this helps
1734298
The clicking sound is loud. If you play a game on your computer the clicking sound begins to annoy you, especially if you have you have your computer volume low.
621301
If there is, I don't know about it. I would not even think of something like that on a simple CD player. I would just unplug my cord from the player, or put in new batteries if I need them.
629755
I have used several of these, and you will find a "click off" sound after the lowest dim point on the switch. It is than turned off.
423270
The most important thing you really need to know is that when it plays old CD it causes it to make noise and will take forever to load up in my computer. It is a bit too noisy for me, so I pop the CD out and put it into another computer and copy the files. Other than that, I have loved it to death because of the lightscribe technology.