On May 4, 2005, at 6:37 PM, Frank Cornew wrote:
Bruce:
Thanks for the reply. Don't think it is an issue with the car player, as both of them handle commercial pre-recorded audio disks fine when challenged with bumps in the road.
Commercial audio disks are different creatures entirely than CD-R or CD-RW disks! Your car player may simply have trouble with CD-r or -rw disks.
If changing the burn speed changes how the disks behave in your car, then most likely it's your disks. try different brands; you may have to try several different brands.
The last thing I'd suspect would be the drive, unless you're getting a lot of coasters out of it.
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