MP3 help
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heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey Ehtesham you made it mate 
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@muddled ... are you burning the disk as a single session or a multi session !? your player may not accept multi session disks !?
my suggestion would be add enough tracks to fill the disk then burn as a single burn and close the disk when finishing the dish
and also take note as Ehtesham suggested burn at a slower speed
please post back if you want more help
welcome to the forum come introduce yourself here
enjoy your stay
@muddled ... are you burning the disk as a single session or a multi session !? your player may not accept multi session disks !?
my suggestion would be add enough tracks to fill the disk then burn as a single burn and close the disk when finishing the dish
and also take note as Ehtesham suggested burn at a slower speed
please post back if you want more help
1. Ensure that you are burning a 100% valid audio project - 1 session, closed (preferably Disc-At-Once mode, as then there will be no discontinuities).
2. Burn slower - the "sweet spot" for some media is 24x, others continue to improve down to 8x or even 4x.
3. Try other media
4. Give up, some players have such poor compatibility with CD-R, that you'll be hunting through media, speed and (maybe) writer combinations for ages, and you may never find one that works 100%.
Yes, point 4 is absolutely serious, you can find players that just won't do it - a point that can probably be proven when the cheapest current personal CD player plays the same CD-R with no problem at all.
Mind you, CD-R compatibility should NOT be a problem on an MP3 capable player, since that pretty well implies CD-R.
2. Burn slower - the "sweet spot" for some media is 24x, others continue to improve down to 8x or even 4x.
3. Try other media
4. Give up, some players have such poor compatibility with CD-R, that you'll be hunting through media, speed and (maybe) writer combinations for ages, and you may never find one that works 100%.
Yes, point 4 is absolutely serious, you can find players that just won't do it - a point that can probably be proven when the cheapest current personal CD player plays the same CD-R with no problem at all.
Mind you, CD-R compatibility should NOT be a problem on an MP3 capable player, since that pretty well implies CD-R.
thanks for help
single session only, writing speed 16x, it happens on every make of cdr ive used.
will try at a lower speed and see if that works
cheers
although played for longer recording at a lower speed it still stopped playing after a few songs so i guess it doesnt want to know
single session only, writing speed 16x, it happens on every make of cdr ive used.
will try at a lower speed and see if that works
cheers
although played for longer recording at a lower speed it still stopped playing after a few songs so i guess it doesnt want to know
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change media try a better quality
what media are you using at the minute for these recordings !?
you could also try a different version of NERO maby an earlier version
what media are you using at the minute for these recordings !?
you could also try a different version of NERO maby an earlier version