Using my desktop to burn copy of cd some times skips on play back

It could be a bad burn or an issue with the receiver. Try re-burning the CD and see if that helps.

I may add alot of times older equipment has a hard time reading burned cd's because when ever burning cd's the pits that are burnt into the cd are shallow. The faster the cd burns the more shallow it is... one thing you can try to do is burn at 2x in the WAV format cause it most diffenately will not read mp3 format being that old equipment. You may get lucky burning at 2x because the pits that it burns in the cdrom will be deeper. As the clarification said do use CD-R's. If this doesn't work at 2x chances are that equipment is just not going to be able to read a burnt cd period. Good Luck!!! I hope this works for you!!!


Sincerely,

cdixon18
The Man Inside the Machine

If you are using windows Media Player to burn the cd you have to burn to an audio cd. You can only burn to mp3 cd if your car or home system canread them. Wma audio cannot normally be read by car or home audio. The file format is called WAV

play the cd on a cd player....

does it skip toward the end of every song?

If so, the cd is being ripped to your computer that way; that would explain why. If that is not the case, maybe try a different ripping speed. If the ripping program you're using has that option

-Micah

Try to use a cleaning cd to clean the cd player otherwise it may be about time for your cd player to die

If the source has a blemish so will the one you burn. Check the sample rate. The bigger the number the better the quality
Greg

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Did you by any chance buy it from a b stock retailer?...send it back...also reduce your burn speed when recording cds

I suggest you should give your audio player for general service..!!

Sony say in the manual that if you record high bit-rate mp3's the sound may be intermittent. I feel this is due to the decoder having to move ALOT of bits around to play, try some makeing a disk with mixed rate mp3's on. e.g.) some 64Kbps, some 128, some 192, and some as high as you can get and see if there is any differ Luck