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Question: Can I play these CDs in my Car's CD Player?
Document: Extremely good price for an extremely good product. Reliable CD-Rs for any purpose. These have never failed me.For a while, I thought the brand was at fault because I could not get some of them to play in my car's CD player. However, all I had to do was lower the write speed to 8x and the problem was solved.
I have had 2 out of the 5 CDs that I made using this have major problems...Skipping on at least one track (usually more),Had a 'Check CD' error come up on my car's CD player.The three stars are for the 3 of the 5 CDs I've tried that worked.I would suggest forking over the couple extra bucks to go with a better brand.
I burned 3 CDs using iTunes and they do not play at all- not on my computer, not in any CD player. I tried burning them as data and they fail as well. I can see the rings where the data/music is burned and where the CD is blank, but still no playing. I used iTunes with a different brand CD and burned the same playlists and they play just fine- so it's the discs, not my computer, etc. Very disappointed.
I had some trepidation about ordering any brand of CD after reading all the reviews especially any CDs made in Taiwan. However I went ahead and ordered the CDs that seemed to have the best reviews I am pleased with my purchase. I wanted to copy my music CDs to take on a trip this summer I'm glad I ordered the Verbatim CD-R blanks they work great no problems at all and they play in my car cd player.
I have now purchased hundreds of these CDs and have not had a problem with a single one. They have a blank front with vertical lines for writing, and arrive clean.A lot of the negative reviews state the CD would not play after burning. A common mistake when burning CDs is to burn them as data discs, as opposed to MP3s (I have done this before myself). They will still burn, but will not play on a CD player. Make sure you have your settings in iTunes or other music player correctly set before burning.
I had purchased one pack these last year and had absolutely no problem with them at all. So when I ran out I came to Amazon to purchase more and ran into an issue rather quickly - the new batch of CDs will not play in my car stereo. I know it is the CDs and not my burning equipment or player because I have tested the CD player with a another brand of CDs and it still works. So I swapped them out thinking they were defective through Amazon and the new batch is still not playing in the car stereo.
I used to think that Maxell was the best. A holdover from the days when I bought Maxell cassette tapes, I think. As for CD-Rs and DVD-Rs, I haven't found anything better than Verbatim in terms of recording quality. Plus, I have an overly sensitive CD player in my car. It plays commercial CDs just fine, but many CD-Rs won't play. You put it in the slot and then it pops it right back out. That just doesn't happen with the Verbatim CD-Rs.
These disks make reliable recordings that play audio made disks on any CD player so far. For preserving data, they are perfect as well. CDs are more resilient to scratches than DVDs, so if the data capacity is enough, it will be more reliable if lightly scratched than data recorded on a DVD.
I have always trusted Verbatim disc products and never had any problems with any other products made by Verbatim. I used several of these discs for mp3 files to use in my car's mp3 player. The songs skip to the point they are not worth listening to. I noticed that the CDs are practically see through. I am very disappointed with this purchase and I am not sure if I would trust Verbatim again. I would not trust this product for backing up important data.
They work great for listening to mp3 music in my car's cd player. I haven't had any burn errors yet. The packaging was very easy to open.
Answer: you bet you can!