Hi,
I have a couple of CDRs contain MP3 song inside.
The problem is, i can listen to the song without problem when using pc.
But when i put the CDR inside my new car MP3 player, it can't work!!
Tested on all other car MP3 player at shop as well, all can't work!!

What's wrong with the CDRs? Why can play the song using pc but not car MP3 player?

Thanks!

Maybe you selected some other option in Nero.

Just like when you burn a Audio CD, some files cannot be copied, it will still remain at 44 byte for each file. I don't know how to explain, just check the settings in Nero.

maybe the cdr not using mp3 format, maybe .ogg format/extension..
make sure that cdr using only mp3 format

Not really understand
Noob here
Mind to explain more?

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Added on May 3, 2007, 11:52 amthe cdr is using mp3 format

This post has been edited by RDPD: May 3 2007, 11:52 AM

maybe you didn't finalize the burning session?

How to check whether the session is finalized arr?
Coz when i insert the disc and try to continue session and finalize, then nero asked me to insert a writeable CDR/CDRW.
Seems like session already finalize?

hmmm....let check this step by step....

1. you buy or burn the cdr yourself? if those bought from pasar malam should have no problem. if burn yourself then you need to check to see if you have burn it properly ad data cd.

2. is the the most basic. is the songs in the cdr "xxxxx.mp3" or something else? is it "xxxxxxx.wma" or "xxxxxx.ogg" or "xxxxxxx.m4a" which usually doesn't work with a lot of player. to make sure all songs can be played, then all files should be .mp3

3. if all is ok, then check to see if the cdr is detected by your HU. see if there is any error on the display. if the HU give error that the cdr cannot be read or detected, means the cdr is not compatible with your HU. if the isplay give message that can read the cdr but cannot read the file, then meaning your MP3 files are too high bit rate where the your mp3 player cannot decode.

hope this helps.

MP3 player can only play mp3 format

if u play in PC using WIndows media player / iTunes; it is most likely using WMA and AAC format which is NOT THE SAME AS MP3

What car you drive?