My sony rcdw500c cd recorder dosnt record

It is possible that until you finalize the disc, the only track that will play is the first one. Unfortunately, once you finalize the disc, you cannot record additional tracks to it. You can verify this by finalizing after recording the second track and seeing if they then both play. If that works, you can safely burn additional discs with confidence that they are burning correctly even if you cannot play each back after burning and must wait until finalization to test full burn.

The Sony MHC-BX2 can record from a CD to a cassette tape. This model doesn't have a CD burner. The manual for the MHC-BX2 is available from Sony support: http://esupport.sony.com/US/p/model-home.pl?mdl=MHCBX2&template_id=1&region_id=1&tab=manuals#/manualsTab . See page 12 of the PDF.

If your unit is a different model, please post a comment with that model number. I wish that I had better news for you.

Cindy Wells
(on those shelf systems that can burn a CD, place a blank CD-R or CD-RW (if supported) in the disc tray. Use the function button to set the recording source (Phono with the Croseley units). Place the tape to record in the tape deck and press play reach a point a bit before the desired point to start the recording. (Some also will record from the radio, turntable, or other device. Again start the source playing.) Then press CD Record. Press Stop when you want the recording to stop or when one side of the tape/LP is finished. (Some have a Split Track button if you want to identify every track. Press this during the silent period between songs.) Otherwise, you will get one track per side with tapes/LPs.)

You can download the manual from the manufacturer's web site at
http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/model-documents.pl?mdl=RCDW500C

I think your problem is that you are using a blank CDROM type disc in a CD Audio recorder. If you "burn" cds on a computer, it does not matter what type of cdr you use, but if it's for a stand alone CD Recorder (that you ise with hifi/dj stuff) you MUST use CDR AUDIO discs (sometinmes it will even say FOR MUSIC)

You would have to use the Sony MiniDisc software to burn them as a standard CD. A better solution is to buy an actual stand-alone stereo "CD Recorder" and go from the MiniDisc player to the CD Recorder and it will record directly, including track marks if you make it a digital dub! Check into getting a Phillips audio CD recorder, and Sony still makes a stand alone CD recorder as well.

use sony brand cds

READY

Place cd you want to copy in tray A (EVEN WHEN YOU WANT TO GET ONE SONG COPIED )
Blank Disc in tray B .
Program tacks in any desired sequence
Press the TIME SET / PROGRAM button on recorder or remote..."WAIT" appears then "01" flashes to let you know the unit is ready for the first track.
Enter the first track you want to program using the numbers buttons on the remote .
or SKIP / SEARCH button on recorder.
When the track flashes PRESS TIME SET / PROGRAM on remote or recorder.
to select it , "OK " appears

HOPE THIS IS HELP YOU NEED >> GOOD LUCK

I WISH MINE WOULD WORK IS DOWN AND OUT !

I think you just answered your own question... Did you say that when i you put in a blank disc, it says blank disc? Thats correct. And whats is a B-Deck?

You'll find it here:

http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/model-documents.pl?mdl=RCDW500C

(it's a pdf so you'll need Adobe Acrobat)

There is no need to make multiple posts asking for the same help, it won't help us help you any quicker!

You need to use an audio CDr, data or computer CDr's will not work in this machine.