Can I play these CDs in my Car's CD Player?
304188
I am using the Verbatim CD-R s in a 1999 auto CD player and am having great Asus AC1900 Router with playback in the car CD player.
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well, that's totally up too you. Your cd burning program of choice gives you options on what formats it will burn. If you burn a cd normally and close the disc out, the program you are using will normally make the cd to be played in anything. Everything accepts CDA format which is what it will burn it to unless you make the change and don't want that. You can burn MP3's on the disc if your car's cd player can play that format as well. the choice is all in your hands young jedi. What I like about mp3's is you can for example, put a hundred song's on one disc as to the usual 15-18 that you would normally get out of the standard cd format. If in need again, don't be a stranger. well, that's totally up too you. Your cd burning program of choice gives you options on what formats it will burn. If you burn a cd normally and close the disc out, the program you are using will normally make the cd to be played in anything. Everything accepts CDA format which is what it will burn it to unless you make the change and don't want that. You can burn MP3's on the disc if your car's cd player can play that format as well. the choice is all in your hands young jedi. What I like about mp3's is you can for example, put a hundred song's on one disc as to the usual 15-18 that you... » Read More well, that's totally up too you. Your cd burning program of choice gives you options on what formats it will burn. If you burn a cd normally and close the disc out, the program you are using will normally make the cd to be played in anything. Everything accepts CDA format which is what it will burn it to unless you make the change and don't want that. You can burn MP3's on the disc if your car's cd player can play that format as well. the choice is all in your hands young jedi. What I like about mp3's is you can for example, put a hundred song's on one disc as to the usual 15-18 that you would normally get out of the standard cd format. If in need again, don't be a stranger. « Show Less
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Yes, BUT ... Car players are built to damp out the car's bouncing, but aren't perfect. If the laser carriage ever bounces up and hits the underside of the disc, your CD will probably be ruined. It's always a good idea to make a backup disc to leave at home. This is even more important for original commercial discs. The same goes for movies on DVD; if you have a DVD player in your car, try to always use a home-burned copy rather than the purchased original disc.
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I'm not sure because I have never tried since I have a regular CD player which is what I use.
2052205
Sure, you can put music on these however, it can only be played in a DVD machine or a computer but not in a CD player
1840858
The radio itself does not play CD's. However you can easily add a CD player to the radio by using the input plug on the rear of the radio. Also it can play CD's that you have stored on your computer's hard drive. I do not believe it will play CD's from your computer that you are playing however. Your computer would have to be able to send B.T. signal to the radio.
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You can play MP3s through an existing mp3 player or phone, either with the auxiliary mini jack port, or bluetooth if your phone has it. CDs can be played through the auxiliary port as well, with an external CD player.
2222125
I'm really don't know....I have a KW-ADV790 Arsenal CD/DVD player installed in my car.
815906
It's not a CD player, so no. The CDs you can play will depend on the CD player you use.
1028769
Yes you can but the audio jack into the CD player and it should work accordingly
547321
Yes, if you burn these CDs as an audio CD, and not as a data CD, they will play on an ordinary cd player/changer.
844025
No it doesn't play CDs, u can use it with ur phone or mp3 or iPod, it has Bluetooth on it.
862872
Not sure I understand the question. We have it plugged into computer, which does play CDs. Your CD player would have to have proper connectivity. These are fabulous speakers. You can play any music but they have to plug into your device.
218717
I have never tried it on my car CD player, but I don't see why it shouldn't.
146383
These CD-Rs are only somewhat translucent when held up to a light bulb. They have worked for me in every player I have tried them in. Do the CDs you made for your car play in other players / cars? If not, burn the MP-3s as data using the ISO 9660 standard. These CD-Rs are probably worth a try.
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If you have the correct connector to your car (older model cars probably won't have a way to do it). I don't see why not. But why would you want to. If you owned this I would suggest you convert the cassette tape and make a CD.
807577
Sorry, I don't know if your CD player will work with this unit. I installed mine in a 97 BMW 328I and it made a big difference in sound quality, hope you get similar results.
135487
Not in the current CD player. You have to install a different CD player which has repeat functions through a remote.
844027
It does not play CDs. You could connect one via the audio in jack, however.