DVD MP3 cd vs CD-R MP3 disc
04-28-2005, 12:00 PM
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DVD MP3 cd vs CD-R MP3 disc
This is odd.
I could play CD-R mp3 discs in my dvd player ( car dvd player)
but i cant play DVD MP3 cd's.
Is there a difference when burning the music?
does my player need to read a specific format?
I could play CD-R mp3 discs in my dvd player ( car dvd player)
but i cant play DVD MP3 cd's.
Is there a difference when burning the music?
does my player need to read a specific format?
04-28-2005, 12:05 PM
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how full is the dvd rom disc you're trying to burn?
if the disc isn't full, you might have to prep a dummy file to force all the wanted data towards the outter edge of the disc.
if the disc isn't full, you might have to prep a dummy file to force all the wanted data towards the outter edge of the disc.
04-28-2005, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by e3NiNe
how full is the dvd rom disc you're trying to burn?
if the disc isn't full, you might have to prep a dummy file to force all the wanted data towards the outter edge of the disc.
if the disc isn't full, you might have to prep a dummy file to force all the wanted data towards the outter edge of the disc.
yep it must be burned in compatibility mode which I believe requires like 1-2GB to be burned (min.) btw nero will do this for you.
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04-28-2005, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by DaKarMaul
yep it must be burned in compatibility mode which I believe requires like 1-2GB to be burned (min.) btw nero will do this for you.
yeah I used nero before and perhaps I had less than 1gb worth of mp3's on it.
Ill try it again now and see what happens.