[Uncle_bob]

Uncle wrote some songs to a CD to use in his new (Sorta) CD player, but when he puts the CD in it keeps saying "no disk". What the hell? Uncle has put the disk back in his computer and it works just fine, there are no scratches on the disk.

Anyone able to figure out what's wrong here?

[Kuea]

ummm not a compatable disk?
not a compatable format of songs on the disk?

[Uncle_bob]

On 2004-03-09 18:39, Gajeh wrote:
ummm not a compatable disk?
not a compatable format of songs on the disk?

Can you give a list of compatable disks?

[Siyamak]

it's not the discs, it's the type of file your cd player can read. If it's mp3 or something, it might not work. I think i use .wav format and they all work.

[Uncle_bob]

On 2004-03-09 18:44, Sord wrote:
it's not the discs, it's the type of file your cd player can read. If it's mp3 or something, it might not work. I think i use .wav format and they all work.

Ah, Ok. Uncle checked and they're all Mp3 format, any way to convert them to something else?

[Elvendar]

Most new CD burning applications convert them while burning. You may want to check out Click n Burn Pro, or CeQuadrat JustBurn. Yeah... that's what I have. e_e

[Jehosaphaty]

On 2004-03-09 18:46, Uncle_bob wrote:

Ah, Ok. Uncle checked and they're all Mp3 format, any way to convert them to something else?

jehosaphaty wonders why uncle is talking in third person. he thinks that it should be possible to change their format using uncles cd burner program

[Outrider]

Get iTunes. It should handle everything just fine.

[Zolpner]

How did you write them? did you just make it as a data disk or did you write it (properly) as a music disk?

[RuneLateralus]

And make sure that you burned it as an Audio CD...

Just a plain straight burn doesn't work that well.