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off the shelf music CD, called CD_DA disks, real music disks
or copies of CD to CD-R recorded media
or a mix CD from friends, in MP3 format or 20 other formats no car can play
Probably Because You Have Wrong Audio Or Video Format... For a Car Radio USB, Make Sure its .mp4 or .mp3 And Not Some Weird other One... Car Probably Won't Recognize Other Music Files... For Video Make Sure it's .MOV or .WMV Or Else Car Will Not Recognize...
Stereos usually play mp3 formats. Burn it at the lowest speed you can. Some units are really fussy about the quality of the blank CD you use, so it may or may not work. 78 minute CD's instead of 80 minute ones usually work better.
you could try changing your mp3 music to mp4 format on a p.c it sometimes helps when the device you are using deos not recognise mp3 also a p.c should tell you the other types of formats you can use when you want to change it
Your cd or the data on the cd cannot be recognized by the cd player in your car. Don't burn in .wmv/.awav/etc. formats. Burn in a universal format that plays on a standard walkman cd player or in a stereo. PC only formatted files or discs simply won't play in a car cd player.
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