RE: CD-Rs and the Clarion 635 Pro-Audio Changer

[RAfA95 <rafa95@technologist.com>]

All,

My experience on this subject:

I mostly use Verbatim CDR's Reorder# 90854. (these are gold cdr's)
I have also used: Sony, HP, Verbatim DataLife Plus (looks Blue-ish), Ricoh ,
Mitsui Gold.

I have copied countless cd's and have never had any of the problems
described here.  I may have uccurances where the copy process fails, but I
have never had a successful copy that will not play.

I play these cd in my computers (at home and work), on my home system
(Technics), in my GLX (Panasonic changer), in my portable CD player (Sony).
My cousins play them in their cars (Clarion CD Head unit), (Premier CD head
unit) and (Sony CD Changer) and (JVC Changer)

Based on my experience with CDRW I agree with Sundie, "you're out of luck"
I have NEVER gotten one of these things to play music anywhere, ever....
If there's actually a way, please let me know.


Hardware Yamaha CRW4416s (This is a great unit)
Software I've used:
Adaptec Easy CD creator and
Nero Burning ROM



RAfA95
90 Jetta GL
98 Jetta GLX


-----Original Message-----
From: owner-jettaglx@igtc.com [mailto:owner-jettaglx@igtc.com]On Behalf
Of Devin Phatak
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 3:47 PM
To: jettaglx@igtc.com
Subject: Re: CD-Rs and the Clarion 635 Pro-Audio Changer


TDK has been rated as one of the best brands. Does anyone know if the
"audio"
quality versions are any better than standard cd-r's? They cost more, but I
tend
to doubt they are any better...any insight?

Thanks,
Devin

VR6vEEEdUB@aol.com wrote:

> i have never had any problems burning to cds that are green. i have had
> problems compatibility wise with the gold ones.  all my cd players and my
> friends cd players run all the cd's i make.  they use them in their old
and
> new cd players.  i make sure that i dont close the cd before im done
writing
> all the tracks.  regular cd players do not read multisession cds.  they
need
> to be written with one session then the cd should be closed.  i learned
the
> hard way by ruining 2 cds before i realized this.  so write all the tracks
> then close the cd. you should have any problems after that.  the silver cd
are
> the better cd...then i would choose the green ones...the gold ones gave me
> compatability problems 80% of the time.  btw i use TDK cds.
>
> marc