Hi Roy,
In a message to Roger Nelson you wrote:

 RN>> Thank you for that, Joe. I still haven't solved my problem with that
 RN>> CD of music I created which will play in my daughter's Suburban, but
 RN>> won't play in my Lincoln. I think I might have to create another one
 RN>> a slower speed and see if that works. If it doesn't, then I'll have
 RN>> to give it a lot more thought.

 RW> Instead of piling on a bunch of MP3 files, try building the CD with
 RW> WAV files. I had this same problem a few years ago that you're having
 RW> and the latter was the fix. I have two CDs that I made with Vonda
 RW> Shepard, one in MP3 and one in WAV...The MP3 wouldn't play in my 95
 RW> Z28, but it will play in my 1998 Z28. Must be the player design.

that is very likely what the problem is if he burned the disk as a data
disk loaded with mp3s... modern cd players can decode mp3s whereas older
ones need the music in raw format which is what a wav file is... this is
also why you can put hundreds of mp3s on a disk and much less when they are
wav files...

then there's the burn speed thing, too... i always burn at the slowest
speed available so as to enable the disk to be read in a wider majority of
drives...

Bye bye!
  mark

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