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Making Cd's
#1
Just tried to make a Cd for use with a standard radio, it did not work. anyone got a guide on how to do it?
#2
Erm I assume you have done it as MP3 files on the CD. This wont work in a standard radio as it cant read the MP3 encription. You need to convert them to WAV files and then put them on.

Something like that anyway.
#3
Get a tape deck, no compatibility issues and it sounds better Wink
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#4
I dont know what i did, i just used windows media player to make it... i have no idea really
#5
Making CD's? 

WhooOOO?

/scottmills
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#6
Make sure you select 'audio cd' or something like that, anything but mp3/data cd. 
And i cant remember if standard stereos can play cd-rw's or not. 
#7
some cd players won't read data from CDr discs as they are writen different to std bought music discs
#8
Those ones are really quite rare tho.

I think I've encountered like one or two ever, and they were super mega old crappy things - that was ten years ago as well.
#9
Jesus, this makes me feel old.
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#11
Hahahaha.......just buy a proper cd player, can mp3 or wma loads of cds on one disc then Smile
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#12
Old. If only because my first CD burner was a caddy drive, SCSI, and only burnt at 1x speed.
Copying CD's in "real time" Smile
And I remember MP2 files...
#13
Don't use windows media player to burn CD's. It compresses the hell out the files and they sound crap. Use a burning software like Nero. You can usually get it on a Free trial.
#14
(15-12-2014, 02:53 PM)r3k1355 Wrote: Those ones are really quite rare tho.

I think I've encountered like one or two ever, and they were super mega old crappy things - that was ten years ago as well.

What are 1990s 306 stereos if not old crappy ones?
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#15
There was an mp2?
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#16
(15-12-2014, 09:36 PM)RetroPug Wrote:
(15-12-2014, 02:53 PM)r3k1355 Wrote: Those ones are really quite rare tho.

I think I've encountered like one or two ever, and they were super mega old crappy things - that was ten years ago as well.

good point it does say standard - I'd assumed they all came with tape decks
What are 1990s 306 stereos if not old crappy ones?

(16-12-2014, 03:29 PM)lolsteve Wrote: There was an mp2?

yea, back in the day you got the odd mp2.
Also shit like midi files which were awesome.
#17
http://www.bigbookofamigahardware.com/bb...px?id=1272
There was an MP1 as well before that Smile
I had one of those cards for a while in an A3000

For MP3's I still use my empeg car player.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empeg_Car
The interface is still fantastic as is the audio. Simple text > fancy graphics every time.
If it weren't for the empeg there possibly wouldn't have been an iPod.

Way off topic now. Smile
#18
(16-12-2014, 03:34 PM)r3k1355 Wrote:
(15-12-2014, 09:36 PM)RetroPug Wrote:
(15-12-2014, 02:53 PM)r3k1355 Wrote: Those ones are really quite rare tho.

I think I've encountered like one or two ever, and they were super mega old crappy things - that was ten years ago as well.

good point it does say standard - I'd assumed they all came with tape decks
What are 1990s 306 stereos if not old crappy ones?

(16-12-2014, 03:29 PM)lolsteve Wrote: There was an mp2?

yea, back in the day you got the odd mp2.
Also shit like midi files which were awesome.


Later cars came with CD players.
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