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Question: Will the music burned on these play on an ordinary cd player/changer?
Document: i've seen some negative reviews on this product but i have no problems with it. works fine for me and the music comes through beautifully when i write my mp3s to it to play on my cd player.
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 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.
Wife ordered these and I hoped to have a good experience with these but for some reason my car cd player couldn't play any song past the 5th track and this happened consistently with 2 cds.My burner (macbook) and the player are the same, hence had to be the cd's. I have tried Sony and lots of other unnamed brands but never encountered this issue, hence had to return these. Hopefully this is a one off issue ...
These discs do not play back in the computer, once your selections are burned. They do play back in a boombox and portable CD player. Sometimes the computer does not recognize that a disc is in, causing the waste of a CD. This is a problem and I may purchase another brand next time.
I have used about 15 or so cd-rs of this stack so far with no problems at all. The Cd-rs play equally well in my computer, as well as in a regular or car Cd-player. I would definitely purchase this brand again as I have not had any issues at all with either the recording process or the end result.I purchased these as I was nearly out of my previous spindle and decided to try the Verbatims out based on the great reviews and excellent price. It's good to know that this product lives up to the expectations.
In all fairness, I simply gave these discs one star for each that "sort of" burned correctly. I've tried 5 of them. 2 failed during the burn. 2 won't play anywhere. 1 sort of plays, sometimes. What I mean by that is that there is constantly a fight to get a a player (tried 4 different ones) to recognize and play it. They were cheap, I'll give them that but they are absolutely useless. I've personally had a 80% failure rate. And to boot, they seem quite flimsy to me as well.
I read a lot of complaints on these before I purchased them. I think some people just whine. I burned 6 cd's yesterday and they all work fine. If the sound sucks, you need a program to fix that. It's not the cd's fault. If they scratched in your vehicle, it could be your cd player instead of the disc quality. I think they work great.
We purchased based on pricing and reviews. I didn't really &#34;need&#34; 50, but it made no sense to get a smaller quantity because of the good price for 50.Pros:good soundeasy to useCons:none so far, except my Windows Media player defaulted to &#34;data cd&#34; instead of Audio CD and the 1st 2 CD's I burned won't work in my car (2003 Altima). They did work in my wife's 2009 Versa. I don't think this is a CD issue, just computer settings.
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.
Answer: Yes, if you burn these CDs as an audio CD, and not as a data CD, they will play on an ordinary cd player/changer.