Tuscon mp3 player sadness
 

I've only just decided to burn some mp3's for our 2007 Tucson which
has the
changer/mp3 player. Our regular cd's play fine but would love to put
all of
them on just a few discs.

I've burnt 3 different brands of cd-r's, TDK, Maxell, Verbatim, on 3
different computers now. Finalized the cds. All kinds of mp3tracks
from
our cds made recently, and long ago.

Every disc gets a 'no support' message on the player in the car after
it
tries to read the disc. But, weirdly, I can scroll through every
track in
every folder and see the name, length, etc., of each song. But the
second
after I release the scan/track button 'no support' rears it's ugly
head
again.

Burning with Nero and once with xp media player(shudder). Just doing
an
iso file burn.

Am I burning incorrectly maybe? Discs play files fine on the
computers.

Re: Tuscon mp3 player sadness
 

You must burn them as a music disc. Most software comes with the
feature. That way the "ini" file is included. The player needs this file
in order to find the disc. I have 5 discs burned already with 120-200
songs on each.

unkadunk wrote:
> I've only just decided to burn some mp3's for our 2007 Tucson which
> has the
> changer/mp3 player. Our regular cd's play fine but would love to put
> all of
> them on just a few discs.
>
> I've burnt 3 different brands of cd-r's, TDK, Maxell, Verbatim, on 3
> different computers now. Finalized the cds. All kinds of mp3tracks
> from
> our cds made recently, and long ago.
>
> Every disc gets a 'no support' message on the player in the car after
> it
> tries to read the disc. But, weirdly, I can scroll through every
> track in
> every folder and see the name, length, etc., of each song. But the
> second
> after I release the scan/track button 'no support' rears it's ugly
> head
> again.
>
> Burning with Nero and once with xp media player(shudder). Just doing
> an
> iso file burn.
>
> Am I burning incorrectly maybe? Discs play files fine on the
> computers.
>

Re: Tuscon mp3 player sadness
 

On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 17:29:59 -0000, unkadunk posted:

>I've only just decided to burn some mp3's for our 2007 Tucson which
>has the
>changer/mp3 player. Our regular cd's play fine but would love to put
>all of
>them on just a few discs.
>
>I've burnt 3 different brands of cd-r's, TDK, Maxell, Verbatim, on 3
>different computers now. Finalized the cds. All kinds of mp3tracks
>from
>our cds made recently, and long ago.
>
>Every disc gets a 'no support' message on the player in the car after
>it
>tries to read the disc. But, weirdly, I can scroll through every
>track in
>every folder and see the name, length, etc., of each song. But the
>second
>after I release the scan/track button 'no support' rears it's ugly
>head
>again.
>
>Burning with Nero and once with xp media player(shudder). Just doing
>an
>iso file burn.
>
>Am I burning incorrectly maybe? Discs play files fine on the
>computers.

MP3s play fine on our 2007 Elantra. I use Nero, burning to FujiFilm
CD-Rs on an HP dvd740.

Re: Tuscon mp3 player sadness
 

On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 12:48:51 -0600, Oleg Lego posted:

>On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 17:29:59 -0000, unkadunk posted:
>
>>I've only just decided to burn some mp3's for our 2007 Tucson which
>>has the
>>changer/mp3 player. Our regular cd's play fine but would love to put
>>all of
>>them on just a few discs.
>>
>>I've burnt 3 different brands of cd-r's, TDK, Maxell, Verbatim, on 3
>>different computers now. Finalized the cds. All kinds of mp3tracks
>>from
>>our cds made recently, and long ago.
>>
>>Every disc gets a 'no support' message on the player in the car after
>>it
>>tries to read the disc. But, weirdly, I can scroll through every
>>track in
>>every folder and see the name, length, etc., of each song. But the
>>second
>>after I release the scan/track button 'no support' rears it's ugly
>>head
>>again.
>>
>>Burning with Nero and once with xp media player(shudder). Just doing
>>an
>>iso file burn.
>>
>>Am I burning incorrectly maybe? Discs play files fine on the
>>computers.
>
>MP3s play fine on our 2007 Elantra. I use Nero, burning to FujiFilm
>CD-Rs on an HP dvd740.

Oops! I meant 2007 Sonata.

Re: Tuscon mp3 player sadness
 

On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 18:44:43 GMT, Stu posted:

>You must burn them as a music disc. Most software comes with the
>feature. That way the "ini" file is included. The player needs this file
>in order to find the disc. I have 5 discs burned already with 120-200
>songs on each.

I burn mine as data disks. They work fine on my Sonata

Re: Tuscon mp3 player sadness
 

Yup, burn them as a "data disc" and you'll be fine....They can also be
CD-RWs as well.

Steve, 2006 Sonata LX, 18k


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"unkadunk" <unkjohn@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1187458199.968107.312610@j4g2000prf.googlegro ups.com...
> I've only just decided to burn some mp3's for our 2007 Tucson which
> has the
> changer/mp3 player. Our regular cd's play fine but would love to put
> all of
> them on just a few discs.
>
> I've burnt 3 different brands of cd-r's, TDK, Maxell, Verbatim, on 3
> different computers now. Finalized the cds. All kinds of mp3tracks
> from
> our cds made recently, and long ago.
>
> Every disc gets a 'no support' message on the player in the car after
> it
> tries to read the disc. But, weirdly, I can scroll through every
> track in
> every folder and see the name, length, etc., of each song. But the
> second
> after I release the scan/track button 'no support' rears it's ugly
> head
> again.
>
> Burning with Nero and once with xp media player(shudder). Just doing
> an
> iso file burn.
>
> Am I burning incorrectly maybe? Discs play files fine on the
> computers.
>
>

Re: Tuscon mp3 player sadness
 

On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 18:44:43 GMT, Stu <stupundous@yahoo.ca> wrote:

>You must burn them as a music disc. Most software comes with the
>feature. That way the "ini" file is included. The player needs this file
>in order to find the disc. I have 5 discs burned already with 120-200
>songs on each.

If you chose music disks most burners convert them from mp3 to CD
audio. Not good.
>
>unkadunk wrote:
>> I've only just decided to burn some mp3's for our 2007 Tucson which
>> has the
>> changer/mp3 player. Our regular cd's play fine but would love to put
>> all of
>> them on just a few discs.
>>
>> I've burnt 3 different brands of cd-r's, TDK, Maxell, Verbatim, on 3
>> different computers now. Finalized the cds. All kinds of mp3tracks
>> from
>> our cds made recently, and long ago.
>>
>> Every disc gets a 'no support' message on the player in the car after
>> it
>> tries to read the disc. But, weirdly, I can scroll through every
>> track in
>> every folder and see the name, length, etc., of each song. But the
>> second
>> after I release the scan/track button 'no support' rears it's ugly
>> head
>> again.
>>
>> Burning with Nero and once with xp media player(shudder). Just doing
>> an
>> iso file burn.
>>
>> Am I burning incorrectly maybe? Discs play files fine on the
>> computers.
>>

Re: Tuscon mp3 player sadness
 

they work fine as data in my '05 Santa Fe....

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"unkadunk" <unkjohn@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1187458199.968107.312610@j4g2000prf.googlegro ups.com...
> I've only just decided to burn some mp3's for our 2007 Tucson which
> has the
> changer/mp3 player. Our regular cd's play fine but would love to put
> all of
> them on just a few discs.
>
> I've burnt 3 different brands of cd-r's, TDK, Maxell, Verbatim, on 3
> different computers now. Finalized the cds. All kinds of mp3tracks
> from
> our cds made recently, and long ago.
>
> Every disc gets a 'no support' message on the player in the car after
> it
> tries to read the disc. But, weirdly, I can scroll through every
> track in
> every folder and see the name, length, etc., of each song. But the
> second
> after I release the scan/track button 'no support' rears it's ugly
> head
> again.
>
> Burning with Nero and once with xp media player(shudder). Just doing
> an
> iso file burn.
>
> Am I burning incorrectly maybe? Discs play files fine on the
> computers.
>

Re: Tuscon mp3 player sadness
 

Sorry, my mistake that is correct. My memory is not as sharp as it use
to be. It did take me a while to find a good program to make MP3 discs.
The one I like is Acoustica MP3cd burner. It will level the volume of
each track which is handy.


nothermark wrote:
> On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 18:44:43 GMT, Stu <stupundous@yahoo.ca> wrote:
>
>> You must burn them as a music disc. Most software comes with the
>> feature. That way the "ini" file is included. The player needs this file
>> in order to find the disc. I have 5 discs burned already with 120-200
>> songs on each.
>
> If you chose music disks most burners convert them from mp3 to CD
> audio. Not good.
>> unkadunk wrote:
>>> I've only just decided to burn some mp3's for our 2007 Tucson which
>>> has the
>>> changer/mp3 player. Our regular cd's play fine but would love to put
>>> all of
>>> them on just a few discs.
>>>
>>> I've burnt 3 different brands of cd-r's, TDK, Maxell, Verbatim, on 3
>>> different computers now. Finalized the cds. All kinds of mp3tracks
>>> from
>>> our cds made recently, and long ago.
>>>
>>> Every disc gets a 'no support' message on the player in the car after
>>> it
>>> tries to read the disc. But, weirdly, I can scroll through every
>>> track in
>>> every folder and see the name, length, etc., of each song. But the
>>> second
>>> after I release the scan/track button 'no support' rears it's ugly
>>> head
>>> again.
>>>
>>> Burning with Nero and once with xp media player(shudder). Just doing
>>> an
>>> iso file burn.
>>>
>>> Am I burning incorrectly maybe? Discs play files fine on the
>>> computers.
>>>

Re: Tuscon mp3 player sadness
 

On Aug 19, 4:19 am, Stu <stupund...@yahoo.ca> wrote:
> Sorry, my mistake that is correct. My memory is not as sharp as it use
> to be. It did take me a while to find a good program to make MP3 discs.
> The one I like is Acoustica MP3cd burner. It will level the volume of
> each track which is handy.
>
> nothermark wrote:
> > On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 18:44:43 GMT, Stu <stupund...@yahoo.ca> wrote:
>
> >> You must burn them as a music disc. Most software comes with the
> >> feature. That way the "ini" file is included. The player needs this file
> >> in order to find the disc. I have 5 discs burned already with 120-200
> >> songs on each.
>
> > If you chose music disks most burners convert them from mp3 to CD
> > audio. Not good.
> >> unkadunk wrote:
> >>> I've only just decided to burn some mp3's for our 2007 Tucson which
> >>> has the
> >>> changer/mp3 player. Our regular cd's play fine but would love to put
> >>> all of
> >>> them on just a few discs.
>
> >>> I've burnt 3 different brands of cd-r's, TDK, Maxell, Verbatim, on 3
> >>> different computers now. Finalized the cds. All kinds of mp3tracks
> >>> from
> >>> our cds made recently, and long ago.
>
> >>> Every disc gets a 'no support' message on the player in the car after
> >>> it
> >>> tries to read the disc. But, weirdly, I can scroll through every
> >>> track in
> >>> every folder and see the name, length, etc., of each song. But the
> >>> second
> >>> after I release the scan/track button 'no support' rears it's ugly
> >>> head
> >>> again.
>
> >>> Burning with Nero and once with xp media player(shudder). Just doing
> >>> an
> >>> iso file burn.
>
> >>> Am I burning incorrectly maybe? Discs play files fine on the
> >>> computers.

I gave up and started re-ripping all the cd's, set Nero Express to
'music mp3 cd' to play in pc's, players, etc. First burn worked like
a charm. Thanks! Have no idea what was wrong with the old cd's.
They're in the trash now. :)

Re: Tuscon mp3 player sadness
 

Did you make sure that the discs were "closed"....in that they were then
read only and no more data could be added?....If they weren't closed, they
wouldn't play in the car or CD player...

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band:
www.DelSurAlNorte.info
"unkadunk" <unkjohn@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Aug 19, 4:19 am, Stu <stupund...@yahoo.ca> wrote:
>> Sorry, my mistake that is correct. My memory is not as sharp as it use
>> to be. It did take me a while to find a good program to make MP3 discs.
>> The one I like is Acoustica MP3cd burner. It will level the volume of
>> each track which is handy.
>>
>> nothermark wrote:
>> > On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 18:44:43 GMT, Stu <stupund...@yahoo.ca> wrote:
>>
>> >> You must burn them as a music disc. Most software comes with the
>> >> feature. That way the "ini" file is included. The player needs this
>> >> file
>> >> in order to find the disc. I have 5 discs burned already with 120-200
>> >> songs on each.
>>
>> > If you chose music disks most burners convert them from mp3 to CD
>> > audio. Not good.
>> >> unkadunk wrote:
>> >>> I've only just decided to burn some mp3's for our 2007 Tucson which
>> >>> has the
>> >>> changer/mp3 player. Our regular cd's play fine but would love to put
>> >>> all of
>> >>> them on just a few discs.
>>
>> >>> I've burnt 3 different brands of cd-r's, TDK, Maxell, Verbatim, on 3
>> >>> different computers now. Finalized the cds. All kinds of mp3tracks
>> >>> from
>> >>> our cds made recently, and long ago.
>>
>> >>> Every disc gets a 'no support' message on the player in the car after
>> >>> it
>> >>> tries to read the disc. But, weirdly, I can scroll through every
>> >>> track in
>> >>> every folder and see the name, length, etc., of each song. But the
>> >>> second
>> >>> after I release the scan/track button 'no support' rears it's ugly
>> >>> head
>> >>> again.
>>
>> >>> Burning with Nero and once with xp media player(shudder). Just doing
>> >>> an
>> >>> iso file burn.
>>
>> >>> Am I burning incorrectly maybe? Discs play files fine on the
>> >>> computers.
>
> I gave up and started re-ripping all the cd's, set Nero Express to
> 'music mp3 cd' to play in pc's, players, etc. First burn worked like
> a charm. Thanks! Have no idea what was wrong with the old cd's.
> They're in the trash now. :)
>