Burnt CD's Wont play
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Burnt CD's Wont play
Does anyone else have this problem .. ?? I burn CD's all the time .. and every CD plays the first few songs but when it reaches the last 8 .. it starts to skip ... anyone know the reason for this or know how to fix it ??? Thanks
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Try burning the CD at a slower speed maybe 20x or 24x. The faster you burn a CD the sloppier. So just slow the speed down and you get a much cleaner efficient burn. Also your CD's will last alot longer if you burn them this way.
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ok I will try this ... thanks for the info guys ... I thought it had something to do with the thickness of the burnt cds .. ?? but whatever .. I'll try burning it slower ...
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Here's 3 recommendations:
1. Do not overburn the CD-R, I know the max. capacity for a CD-R is 700mb. (80 min). The CD player in a TSX cannot read anything correctly when the storage of the CD-R is bigger than 650mb (74 min). (Maybe 06' TSX can do it, don't know)
2. The speed of burning CD must be set as slow as possible. I always use 4X only, I found no problem at all.
3. TSX CD player can play CD-RW too. Don't want to waste money to buy CD-R.
I hope this can help you...........
1. Do not overburn the CD-R, I know the max. capacity for a CD-R is 700mb. (80 min). The CD player in a TSX cannot read anything correctly when the storage of the CD-R is bigger than 650mb (74 min). (Maybe 06' TSX can do it, don't know)
2. The speed of burning CD must be set as slow as possible. I always use 4X only, I found no problem at all.
3. TSX CD player can play CD-RW too. Don't want to waste money to buy CD-R.
I hope this can help you...........
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Originally Posted by Magicking
Here's 3 recommendations:
1. Do not overburn the CD-R, I know the max. capacity for a CD-R is 700mb. (80 min). The CD player in a TSX cannot read anything correctly when the storage of the CD-R is bigger than 650mb (74 min). (Maybe 06' TSX can do it, don't know)
1. Do not overburn the CD-R, I know the max. capacity for a CD-R is 700mb. (80 min). The CD player in a TSX cannot read anything correctly when the storage of the CD-R is bigger than 650mb (74 min). (Maybe 06' TSX can do it, don't know)
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Originally Posted by tcwatkins
Really? My 80 min CDs play fine in my 2005 TSX. I'm not sure however if I have played anything on the last six minutes of the 80 min CDs.
Ditto. I listen to a lot of DJ mixes and they are definitely over the 700MB level and they played fine.
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Do you guys all have 05 TSX's ?? mine is an 04 and I noticed the problem .. I will try to do what you guys suggest ... thanks .. And BTW ... the TSX can play CD-RW's too ?? no way .. haha no more wasting CD's then ..
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Originally Posted by Shady_TSX
Do you guys all have 05 TSX's ?? mine is an 04 and I noticed the problem .. I will try to do what you guys suggest ... thanks .. And BTW ... the TSX can play CD-RW's too ?? no way .. haha no more wasting CD's then ..
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Originally Posted by Shady_TSX
Do you guys all have 05 TSX's ?? mine is an 04 and I noticed the problem .. I will try to do what you guys suggest ... thanks .. And BTW ... the TSX can play CD-RW's too ?? no way .. haha no more wasting CD's then ..
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Originally Posted by ILoveMyHonda
I had that same problem. But then I realized the burner wasn't burning correctly. Since all my friends burned CD's worked fine. Got a new burner problem solved
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Originally Posted by Magicking
Here's 3 recommendations:
1. Do not overburn the CD-R, I know the max. capacity for a CD-R is 700mb. (80 min). The CD player in a TSX cannot read anything correctly when the storage of the CD-R is bigger than 650mb (74 min). (Maybe 06' TSX can do it, don't know)
2. The speed of burning CD must be set as slow as possible. I always use 4X only, I found no problem at all.
3. TSX CD player can play CD-RW too. Don't want to waste money to buy CD-R.
I hope this can help you...........
1. Do not overburn the CD-R, I know the max. capacity for a CD-R is 700mb. (80 min). The CD player in a TSX cannot read anything correctly when the storage of the CD-R is bigger than 650mb (74 min). (Maybe 06' TSX can do it, don't know)
2. The speed of burning CD must be set as slow as possible. I always use 4X only, I found no problem at all.
3. TSX CD player can play CD-RW too. Don't want to waste money to buy CD-R.
I hope this can help you...........
One thing wants to clarify. My TSX is 04. Maybe 05 can play CD-R over 650mb. My friend has 04 TSX too and he gets the same problem with CD-R over 650mb.
Also, TSX can play CDRW, it is POSITIVE, my all 6 CDs in the deck are all CDRWs.
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Originally Posted by Shady_TSX
Do you guys all have 05 TSX's ?? mine is an 04 and I noticed the problem .. I will try to do what you guys suggest ... thanks .. And BTW ... the TSX can play CD-RW's too ?? no way .. haha no more wasting CD's then ..
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It has nothing to do with the size of the disc. 74 min or 80 min, it doesn't matter. . It's just the brand of CD-Rs you're using. Memorex has been the best for me. With the burn speed, just slow down a little bit and you should also be fine. If it still happens, it's the shitty burner. Having to go all the way down to 4x is pathetic. Wasn't that the max back in 1998 or something? Also check the translucency of the disc. Hold it up to a light. If the light really shines through, get another brand.
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