Re: CD Player Question

On 12/16/05 2:40 AM, in article 44ba73-o35.ln1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
"The Invisible Man" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Rick Morris wrote:
>> I have a 2001 and while factory CDs play fine, copies I burn, specifically
>> for taking in the car, skip all over the place. I can play them in our
>> Toyota and our Honda, but the Miata CD player just doesn't play well with my
>> CD-R discs. Guess it's just a Mazda thing. The discs are not scratched and
>> again, when I use the factory made disc, it plays without problem.
>>
>> On 12/15/05 8:30 PM, in article JEpof.4857$Bj4.1742@trndny01, "Christopher
>> Muto" <muto@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> yes, your cd player could be developing a problem. but cdr discs are much
>>> softer and so more susceptible to scratches than regular music cds. burn
>>> another copy and see if it plays. if you are using a new method to burn the
>>> cds than has proven reliable before then there could be an issues regarding
>>> how the cd was burned... but first things first, see how a fresh copy plays
>>> in the car.
>>>
>>> "Pat Dreiding" <patrickdreiding@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> news:Gylof.24138$OK6.3286@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>>
>>>> I have a '99 Miata with a CD player that stopped playing CD's I've burned.
>>>> Just yesterday I burned a CD and it played in the morning- as expected.
>>>> That Afternoon I loaded the CD again only to have the player reject it
>>>> every
>>>> time inserted.
>>>> The CD plays great on my home CD players.
>>>>
>>>> Here are the questions:
>>>>
>>>> Is my CD player going bad?
>>>> Is it out of alignment?
>>>> Is it the CD?
>>>> is it the CD Burner?
>>>>
>>>> Do CD Cleaners really work on Players?
>>>> Any recommendation?
>>>>
>>>> Your throughs appreciated.
>>>>
>>>> TIA,
>>>> - Pat
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
> I have had no problems with disks I have burnt except when they have
> collected condensation. Could it be down to weather conditions?

No seeming to be the case in my situation. I am more likely to buy into the
idea that the Mazda CD player is more sensitive to the quality of CD-R disc.
Once again, my factory discs will play without a single problem, the burned
discs consistently skip. I have experimented with this quite a bit and it
really just comes down to that. I can live with it. I didn't buy my Miata to
listen to CDs.

Thanks!

.

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