It isn't the cd's-it is the stereo system. My car cd wouldn't play burned cd's at all
soemtimes.
When you burn a cd for use on Hi Fi systems, use only 2x speed and preferably record at
1x, although you should be okay with 2x.
The trouble is in the chips in the hi fi system not being able to read these burned
cd's
well. the newest ones can with no trouble. the older the system the less likely it is
that
it can read the info correctly.
"Christopher J. Treacy" wrote:
> Maybe one of you can answer this -
> Every now and again, I find a disc that I've traded for will not play
> well on my stereo CD player, but will sound fine on my burner. When
> played on the stereo or in my discman, the CD is marred by awful
> crackling that waxes and wanes throughout the entire playback, getting
> louder and softer will the fluctuating volume of the recording. Is this
> because the disc(s) in question are only meant to be played in CD
> Burners? Is there a way I can load the music into my hard drive and
> transfer it to a multipurpose CD and get rid of the noise? I waited 2
> months for this guy to finally send me these Shawn Colvin CDs, and 2 of
> them are crackling away; they sound great on the computer, though! -Chris
> NP:-"Kathy's Song"-Shawn Colvin Live @ McCabes 7-1-92
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