I've tried many of different ways of burning WMA or MP3 to a CD-R but can't get them to play. It's take forever to load (5-10 mins) then only play one song, you skip tracks and and then it won't play any of them. It just skipping to the nest song over and over. Is there a special way you have to burn the cd? or is the player?
You'r all close.. with the DEH-P840MP you HAVE to brun them as DATA...the player will NOT work if its any other form...and mixing them up wma, mp3, wma, mp3 screws with the processor thats why they say DONT DO IT...or make the first 5 songs wma and the last 5 mp3. its like starting your car in Reverse..the starter wont even engage so DONT DO IT...comon sense here.. IF ytour recorded CD's arnt working..change the format....its a no brainer.
I wish I could help more. Hec, I've burned the "data" mp3 disc and oplayed them on a cheap $90 head unit with no problem. Are you puting the mp3's into folders? Or just dragging all the files without folders. Again I have used a folder for each artist befor and put songs into corresponding folder and played on a cheepie play fine. hings that make you go Hmmmm.
Take care bro,
Larry T
Winona Lake, IN
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This may be a problem with the internal software within the pioneer device. Try burning your music using the wav extension. these files are larger than the mp3 but, this should play well. you may need to try an updated version of the burning software you are using as well. this could be the problem.
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Thanks for all your help. I am burning then with a current version of Roxio and tried burning them under Windows Media and into an CD-R disk. At first i burnt a cd that had both WMA and MP3 mixed through out the cd. It only played a few songs then would start skipping songs. I downloaded the manual and it says that mixing them is fine but you have the push "BAND" to switch the file system. That doesn't do anything. So then I tried a CD with just WMA and that took forever to load then it started to play one song so I pushed next track and then it wouldn't play any of the songs. So then I tried MP3 and it did the same thing as the WMA. I think it must be a software problem with the CD player. Normal store bought CD work great so I know it's not lens or hardware. Let me know if you have anymore insight
If you are making a "data" cd that contains MP3 files it should work, unless you are using CDRW's. Decks don't really like re-writables.
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