I'm burning audio CD's using Windows Media Playre 10.00.00.3646. The
burning process performs fine. However, I cannot play the CD in few CD
players I have around my house and was wondering why not. For example, I can
play the CD in my 2004 Acura TSX, but cannot play the CD in my 2001 Jeep
Wrangler. Both cars have factory installed CD players. I also cannot play
the CD in one of my Sony CD/DVD combo players I have connected to my stereo
system, but can play the CD on one of the inexpensive CD/DVD players I bought
at a discount store. Given the pattern of my problem, I suspect I'm burning
using some type of format that may not be playable on certain devices. I
looked at what options I can use while burning and did not see anything which
provides me a choice to burn using, perhaps, older technologies. I simply
did not know if there where different CD player formats other than .WAV or
..MP3 or .WMF. Any advice?

You're not finalizing your burn-
http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html#finalize
covers how to get around this. =\

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"Brent" <Brent@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6DE21278-3E2E-435E-8A1E-1FDE71B0B8DD@microsoft.com...
> I'm burning audio CD's using Windows Media Playre 10.00.00.3646. The
> burning process performs fine. However, I cannot play the CD in few CD
> players I have around my house and was wondering why not. For example, I
> can
> play the CD in my 2004 Acura TSX, but cannot play the CD in my 2001 Jeep
> Wrangler. Both cars have factory installed CD players. I also cannot
> play
> the CD in one of my Sony CD/DVD combo players I have connected to my
> stereo
> system, but can play the CD on one of the inexpensive CD/DVD players I
> bought
> at a discount store. Given the pattern of my problem, I suspect I'm
> burning
> using some type of format that may not be playable on certain devices. I
> looked at what options I can use while burning and did not see anything
> which
> provides me a choice to burn using, perhaps, older technologies. I simply
> did not know if there where different CD player formats other than .WAV or
> .MP3 or .WMF. Any advice?
>

I posted last night pointing you to this URL:
http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html#finalize
, but don't see my post. Anyways, that covers this.

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(speaking for myself and doing this in my free time)
See http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html for some helpful WMP info.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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"Brent" <Brent@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6DE21278-3E2E-435E-8A1E-1FDE71B0B8DD@microsoft.com...
> I'm burning audio CD's using Windows Media Playre 10.00.00.3646. The
> burning process performs fine. However, I cannot play the CD in few CD
> players I have around my house and was wondering why not. For example, I
> can
> play the CD in my 2004 Acura TSX, but cannot play the CD in my 2001 Jeep
> Wrangler. Both cars have factory installed CD players. I also cannot
> play
> the CD in one of my Sony CD/DVD combo players I have connected to my
> stereo
> system, but can play the CD on one of the inexpensive CD/DVD players I
> bought
> at a discount store. Given the pattern of my problem, I suspect I'm
> burning
> using some type of format that may not be playable on certain devices. I
> looked at what options I can use while burning and did not see anything
> which
> provides me a choice to burn using, perhaps, older technologies. I simply
> did not know if there where different CD player formats other than .WAV or
> .MP3 or .WMF. Any advice?
>