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By Jack P (Guest Post)
01/17/2009
Burn the cd at 8x. Using higher speeds allows more tracking errors to occur.
By guest (Guest Post)
11/09/2008
You Should also check the speed that the computer is writing at. I downloaded a free trial that burned at 1 x speed and worked excellently , When I purchased it and the speed could be increased , So did the bad CD copies.
By Guest (Guest Post)
10/14/2008
I had the same problem with the CD player in my 2002 Camry. Upon checking the owners manual I found that it clearly states not to use CD's with paper (stick-on) labels, which is exactly what I was using. It finally ruined the CD player completely to where it wouldn't even keep the CD in place, it kept spitting it out. If you have used these paper stick-on labels you may want to check your owners manual.
By
10/10/2008
We use TDK CD-R for the truck and house CD player never had a problem. Maxell is also know to be really good. We had some Memorex. Lots of trouble skipping and stopping. We also use Verbatim from Sam's and I really like them. No skipping or problems. No more Memorex for me.
By Ken (Guest Post)
10/08/2008
Some car CD players cannot play CD-R or CD-RWs. I use hp CD-R for my music. You may want to try that.
By
10/07/2008
I use Maxell CD-R's, as I find they work best with my CD-RW drive. I've had problems with Sony and Memorex, while people with different CD burners can use them just fine.
Best thing to do is buy small amounts of each major brand CD, and see what works.
NEVER use those cheap, off-brand CD's. They're cheap for a reason....
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