Tuscon mp3 player sadness

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by unkadunk, Aug 18, 2007.

  1. unkadunk

    unkadunk Guest

    I've only just decided to burn some mp3's for our 2007 Tucson which
    has the
    changer/mp3 player. Our regular cd's play fine but would love to put
    all of
    them on just a few discs.

    I've burnt 3 different brands of cd-r's, TDK, Maxell, Verbatim, on 3
    different computers now. Finalized the cds. All kinds of mp3tracks
    from
    our cds made recently, and long ago.

    Every disc gets a 'no support' message on the player in the car after
    it
    tries to read the disc. But, weirdly, I can scroll through every
    track in
    every folder and see the name, length, etc., of each song. But the
    second
    after I release the scan/track button 'no support' rears it's ugly
    head
    again.

    Burning with Nero and once with xp media player(shudder). Just doing
    an
    iso file burn.

    Am I burning incorrectly maybe? Discs play files fine on the
    computers.
     
    unkadunk, Aug 18, 2007
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  2. unkadunk

    Stu Guest

    You must burn them as a music disc. Most software comes with the
    feature. That way the "ini" file is included. The player needs this file
    in order to find the disc. I have 5 discs burned already with 120-200
    songs on each.
     
    Stu, Aug 18, 2007
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  3. unkadunk

    Oleg Lego Guest

    MP3s play fine on our 2007 Elantra. I use Nero, burning to FujiFilm
    CD-Rs on an HP dvd740.
     
    Oleg Lego, Aug 18, 2007
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  4. unkadunk

    Oleg Lego Guest

    Oops! I meant 2007 Sonata.
     
    Oleg Lego, Aug 18, 2007
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  5. unkadunk

    Oleg Lego Guest

    I burn mine as data disks. They work fine on my Sonata
     
    Oleg Lego, Aug 18, 2007
    #5
  6. unkadunk

    Steve R. Guest

    Steve R., Aug 18, 2007
    #6
  7. unkadunk

    nothermark Guest

    If you chose music disks most burners convert them from mp3 to CD
    audio. Not good.
     
    nothermark, Aug 19, 2007
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  8. unkadunk

    Krazy Kanuck Guest

    they work fine as data in my '05 Santa Fe....

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    International Accordion Convention from my website:
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    ....Del Sur Al Norte...Regina Sk. Canada Latin and South American Folk dance
    band:
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    Krazy Kanuck, Aug 19, 2007
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  9. unkadunk

    Stu Guest

    Sorry, my mistake that is correct. My memory is not as sharp as it use
    to be. It did take me a while to find a good program to make MP3 discs.
    The one I like is Acoustica MP3cd burner. It will level the volume of
    each track which is handy.
     
    Stu, Aug 19, 2007
    #9
  10. unkadunk

    unkadunk Guest

    I gave up and started re-ripping all the cd's, set Nero Express to
    'music mp3 cd' to play in pc's, players, etc. First burn worked like
    a charm. Thanks! Have no idea what was wrong with the old cd's.
    They're in the trash now. :)
     
    unkadunk, Aug 19, 2007
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  11. unkadunk

    Krazy Kanuck Guest

    Did you make sure that the discs were "closed"....in that they were then
    read only and no more data could be added?....If they weren't closed, they
    wouldn't play in the car or CD player...

    --
    .....Order the "Accordion Evolution" documentary of the Las Vegas
    International Accordion Convention from my website:
    http://users.accesscomm.ca/limbery/
    ....Del Sur Al Norte...Regina Sk. Canada Latin and South American Folk dance
    band:
    www.DelSurAlNorte.info
     
    Krazy Kanuck, Aug 20, 2007
    #11
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