I burned a "test" audio CD a little while ago, and it worked fine in everything I tried it in - my Technics CD player, my dad's Pioneer multichanger, my brother's Sony CD player, my Discman, the crappy old ghetto blaster we've got in the kitchen and a couple of in-car autochangers. Some of them took a little while longer than usual to find tracks, but that was only by a second or two. It's a TDK Reflex (blue) CDR, burned at 6x, Disc At Once writing (ie. nothing fancy or out of the ordinary). I've heard about some in-car cd players not liking some CDRs, but not outright refusing to play them.. Simon > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On > Behalf Of PrinceGaz > Sent: 24 July 1999 14:23 > To: md-l > Subject: MD: Can consumer CD audio players read CD-R and CD-RW discs > What gives? My CD player is eight years old but it happily reads cyan > (blue-green) CD-R audio discs and I can copy a recording from such a > disc throught its optical output to MD. > Cheers, > PrinceGaz <- Feeling very pleased his CD player bought 5 yrs before any > thought of digital copying had an optical out that works properly, and is > able to read CD-R discs without any problem. Go Aiwa, go. All hail the > Aiwa XC-900, unit of the future. ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
