Is CD-RW good for burning music files onto it and also rewriting, formatting and re-burning if needed. And it's best for car CD players correct?
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I have burned, erased, and re-wrote (is that a real term?) and have had no problems. I did find that although they play in my CD player in my truck, they won't play in the disc changer in the same truck. Go figure! I would recommend them and when I run out, I will be buying more of the same.
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Yes, I have used this kind of CD for burning music, saving photos, saving text files, accounting files, etc. It is pretty good at the re-write part, but not 100%. About 1/3 of the time, if I try to erase files and use the disc again, it does not read as an empty disc and cannot be re-used. These CD's do work well in my car cd player as well.
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yes, i can do all of that. but as far as them playing in the car cd player, i am not sure as i do not have one. i gave a gift that i burned on these to a friend for her baby, she said it would not play in her car.
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Yes, that's exactly what I use them for... BUT MAKE SURE THAT YOUR CAR PLAYER WILL PLAY CD-RW DISKS. You may want to test it with one before you buy a stack.
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It's a long shot but try the Maxell CD Lens cleaner. It brought my car's player back from the dead. And it's less than $10!
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Yes this is a great unit for burning CDs, but be aware that this is done in real time, it is not a high speed copy machine and you only can do 80 min of time , we use this unit to record live demos of bands, Thanks
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Exactly what Mr. W. F. Schwentner said - except he beat me to it!CD-RW's are more expensive than CD-R's, but for ME, they're 100% worth the price for what I do. With CD-RW's, if I make a mistake, I can go back and correct it, rather than having to throw a CD-R in the garbage.
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It did not work in my car CD player. My player stopped working from something sticky on a disc. I got this product in the hope of a cheaper fix, and for my problem it did not work.
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It depends on your car disc player and the burning program you use. Most modern car stereos can handle anything you throw at them, but if yours is an older model you might have to be careful to burn as audio-format (as opposed to mp3 data discs). Every burner I've ever used has settings for audio-format, but your experience may vary.
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YES! We burned some CD's and they play well on this device-we love this Walkman-so far so good.
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Yes I burn CD's a lot. Both from my computer and from other CD's and haven't had any problems with them playing.
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I believe it's the write speed that the CD is able to handle. Just to be on the safe side, I always lower the write speed to around 24x and sometimes 16x when burning a disc. That helps minimize errors.
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Well, it can burn music files on a disc. However, it depends on whether or not you are formatting the disc correctly to play on a music player or dvd/cd rom with music software player.
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Hi, this Sony Car Stereo can play CD-DA (also containing CD TEXT) and CD-R/CD-RW (MP3/WMA/AAC files). Hope this helps. -Ely
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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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Huh! Figure! I never expected it to work in such a dated player, but indeed my dozen or so JPG's burned on to a CDRW (just to answer your question) did in fact display on this unit. That's the only format I tested as it's the only one you mentioned.
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I have burned most of my cd's from the computer. Will this play cd-r, cd-rw? Thanks
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Have you played CD-R before in your truck? If the answer is yes, are you using CD-R or CD-R music(the only difference is that CD-R music discs pay a fee to the record companies) If no, then is your Truck's CD player capable of playing other CD-R without problems. 2nd part of your questions easier then perhaps the first.....You have to have a blu-ray player to play blu-ray disc's. I would need more information to answer your question more precisely.
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Hello Laurie: I have use cd's I burned as music cds, or burned as mp3 and those seem to work fine, but for some I burned as *data* cd's (like a mix of mp3 and itunes formats etc, those have been some trouble- but when you burn data cd from itunes it does let you know the cd will not work on all players, so I don't think this is a limitation of the Yamaha system.
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I used two kinds. One was the music cd-r and the other was the regular cd-r. The regular one was cheaper and worked as well as the music cd-r.