CD-RWs

[americanflag9190]

When i burn a CD-RW and finalize it and all that I can still not play it in
a CD player. Roxio says it will be OK

 

[Chris Lanier]

Most portable/settop players will not play CD-RW's.

 

[americanflag9190]

Even when they've been finalized?

Most portable/settop players will not play CD-RW's.

 

[Chris Lanier]

Greetings

Yes, even when they have been finalized. Read the book that came with it,
but there is a 98% chance that it will not read -RW's.

 

[americanflag9190]

ok so there is nothing else besides regular CD-Rs then correct?

 

[Chris Lanier]

No, not if the player doesnt support playing them.

 

[americanflag9190]

All right, and the only difference between the different kind of CD-R's are?

 

[Chris Lanier]

Greetings

I not sure what your question is. You need to read the book for your player
to see if it support burned media. some do and some dont.

 

[Mike]

Ok, my JVC CD Changer documentation says my model will not
play CD-R/CD-RW burned media. I create CD-RW burned media
on my desktop PC using WMP 9 Series... I get the message
from my JVC CD Changer: No CD... That CD-RW burned media
audio CD plays on my Laptop and plays on my Desktop PC
using WMP 9 Series.

Can someone explain what identifies the burned media as an
audio CD to the laptop and to the PC which allows the
burned CD to be played using WMP, but is not identified
and unrecognized by my JVC CD player ? I'd like to
understand the missing recognition "stuff" that JVC didnot
put in the changer so I can determine what is required to
add it to the changer, or if it can be added to the burned
CD.