Thanks, Bruce - this is exactly what I needed to know. I've been
holding back from a massive research initiative to investigate
whether the drive is working 100% properly. Will keep an eye open for
quality media and leave it be. What the heck, my iPod pretty much has
substituted CDs in my cars anyway. Managed to rig hardwire inputs.
F.
> 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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