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Some players will not except burned CD'S because of copy write infrindgements, in other words they employ copy guard protection that is built into the design of the product.
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Clean your CDs before and after playing them. Although the compact disc has a much longer lifespan than does something like a cassette tape, it can be more fragile. Scratches, dust or other damage to the data side of the CD will cause many CD players to fail to read the CD or cause the CD to skip.
Examine the type and format of the compact disc if your CD player fails to read it. Verify that your CD player can read the type of CD and the files contained on it. Just because you've burned a collection of songs to a CD, for example, doesn't mean that your CD player will be able to recognize that information. You must burn CDs in a specially formatted "Audio CD" mode to play them on a CD player, or your CD player must be able to recognize the MP3 file format. Some CD players have limitations on the type of CD they can read. Verify that your CD player can read CD-R, CD+R, CD-RW or CD+RW compact discs.
Update your CD player's driver, if your CD player is a drive connected to your computer. Click "Start" and select "Control Panel." Click on "Hardware and Sound" and select "Device Manager" under "Devices and Printers." Right-click the icon for your CD drive and select "Update driver software." This may solve any issues the drive was having with playing CDs.
It could be caused by a few things :
1) The CD was not burned correctly or did not complete. Try using an original CD and see if it works
2) Some MP3s when downloaded from online sources have a digital protection which prevents it from playing once burned into a CD.
3) The brand of CDRs you are using are not good. Try another brand
If all the above do not fix it, I recommend that you send the unit for warranty or repair. The optical laser could have been damaged.
try this man:
first: download hiren's boot cd
Second: burn it using nero
third: boot it at hiren's boot cd
fourth: after booting from the hirens bootcd choose bios/cmos
fifth: use bios!
sixth: browse for any passwaord there, but do not use the blaster, it can cause system failure, i think the admin password for a45-s250 is ami..
hope this helps you
Get the song onto your computer in QuickTime ".mov" format and you can change its speed as well as pitch.
You may need to buy QuickTime Pro, but it used to be less than $30. Get it from Apple. PC or Mac version as needed.
I do this often with songs for rehearsal with my choir.
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