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Ok I don't know if all toyota CD players are like this. I have the stock toyota 3 disc CD changer came with my celica GT. It can play actual CD's but it won't play cd-r's or any burn't CDs I make from my computer. is that common? or do I just have a bad CD player?
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Nope, back when CDRs first came out, there was all this different talk about quality- and CDRs came with their backs as all these different colors based on what materials they were made out of. It's ALSO dependent on what you used to burn them- some burners/proggies are more compatible than others.
This is true- for the most part. But a burn is just an emulation of a stamp- and if your CDR is high quality enough there won't be any difference (It's like blowing a candle out or using your fingers- both get you to the same place) Basically, it's the same problem DVD burning has right now- that your media, burner and program play a huge part in how compatible your burned DVDs are. Right now, the best luck I've had (doing this professionally) is with Apple media, Toshiba burner, and Apple software- 99% sucess so far (with a couple notable failures ![]() Now you can only buy greenbacks, sad- or if you buy anything thats another color (blue, black, etc) it's only been dyed that way; it's still the same makeup as a greenback CDR.. Here's a link to professional Yamaha media; this **** will last forever and play on decks that won't play normal CDRs- it's designed to 100% emulate printed CDs http://www.epinions.com/Blank_Media-All-YA..._JC_CDR80MDT20S Of course, AMazon doesn't keep it in stock anymore; but u can see the picture ![]() This post has been edited by shid: Oct 21, 2004 - 10:52 AM |
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