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#1 james the less

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Posted 16 July 2007 - 07:45 AM

I successfully created an audio disc by ripping from a video dvd and it played on a cd player and in my vehicle. I ripped another dvd and put the audio on a cd. This disc plays in my computer but it will not play in the cd player or in my vehicle. I used wav format and used the same settings both times. What happened?



I stumbled into a fix for this issue.

In the Project Type I selected Audio Cd the first time and MP3/WMA disc the second time.
When I selected Audio CD it worked!

Edited by james the less, 16 July 2007 - 09:12 AM.


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Posted 16 July 2007 - 10:31 AM

QUOTE (james the less @ Jul 16 2007, 08:45 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I successfully created an audio disc by ripping from a video dvd and it played on a cd player and in my vehicle. I ripped another dvd and put the audio on a cd. This disc plays in my computer but it will not play in the cd player or in my vehicle. I used wav format and used the same settings both times. What happened?

I stumbled into a fix for this issue.

In the Project Type I selected Audio Cd the first time and MP3/WMA disc the second time.
When I selected Audio CD it worked!


Excellent detective work!  Although some cd players are capable of playing a mp3 audio cd, apparently not the cd player in your vehicle.  If compatibility across a broad range of cd players is important when burning an audio cd, it is always best to create a standard digital audio cd, where the music is converted to digital audio tracks.
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