My CD burner on my computer burns a CD just fine. I can play it on my computer or on the house CD players. The one place I cannot play a burned CD is in my car. I've no idea what's wrong but if I burn a CD on my laptop it will NOT play in my car. If Mac burns a CD for me on his desktop, about 50% of the time it works. That's so frustrating.
My ipod has died; the headphone jack doesn't work. I play it from my docking station but that's all. It also won't play using an adaptor through my car.
It's obvious I have several issues happening here. I mostly listen to music in my car and I have no way to listen unless it's the radio or a purchased CD. So, I decided to heck with it and I'm buying CDs from now on. How old school am I?
And to make myself even older, I went to Half Price Books and to a 'record' store and got a TON of new to me but used CDs! I'm totally jammin'! it feels awesome to have some new tunes.
I'm going to share titles here; don't judge. I'm 40 years old and I can listen to what I want, no matter how nerdy it makes me sound:
- California 37 and Save Me San Fransisco Golden Gate Edition by Train
- Great Hits- James Taylor
- Doo-Wops and Hooligans- Bruno Mars
- We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things and LOVE is a 4-Letter Word- Jason Mraz
- Living Hard and Get Off On the Pain- Gary Allan
- Sweeter- Gavin DeGraw
- 21- Adele
- 1.22.03 Acoustic Live- Maroon 5
- Teenage Dream- Katy Perry
It's been years since I bought CDs and I'm so glad I could find these all dirt cheap!
I be jammin',
Mags
2 comments:
When burning a CD you have to have something within the settings done just right for it to play in a CD player. I don't know what for sure (that's the hubby's expertise), but I can find out if you want.
Lilith- yes please ask him. No CD I make on my laptop will paly in my car. I would blame the car player but it's just too ironic that NO BURNED cds from a laptop play for it to be the car... I think.
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