hello everyone, Im new to this forum!!
I tried burning some mp3's with nero on a CD-RW just in case if i messed up. I burned it with 11 folders and i did it in nero as the first option to the left which was CD-ROM (ISO). On my DVD Player it will not play the first 10 folders but it will play the last folder. I looked up my DVD Player and it plays CD-RW's. My uncle in the past made me some mp3's with folders using nero and they work fine. He told me to do it in the ISO at mode 2 which i did but it will not work so i tried UDF mode which its not playable on my player. can anyone help me?? Please reply back ASAP. thanks everyone..
Full Version: how to burn an mp3?
Try not to use multisession?
UDF is not original standard for CD, it's for DVD........But now UDF is included in CD specs?
Check your CD-RW with Nero CD-DVD Speed, scan for its quality!
Your CD-RW might be already damage, or too many errors, only the last folder is in good condition
CD-RW will normally work for first ~30 cycles, after 30, weird problems will occur
Don't trust the manufacturer's specs, they state that it can last for 1000 cycles! Just marketing strategy
UDF is not original standard for CD, it's for DVD........But now UDF is included in CD specs?
Check your CD-RW with Nero CD-DVD Speed, scan for its quality!
Your CD-RW might be already damage, or too many errors, only the last folder is in good condition
CD-RW will normally work for first ~30 cycles, after 30, weird problems will occur
Don't trust the manufacturer's specs, they state that it can last for 1000 cycles! Just marketing strategy
QUOTE(kotrtim @ Nov 30 2004, 12:32 AM)
Try not to use multisession?
UDF is not original standard for CD, it's for DVD........But now UDF is included in CD specs?
Check your CD-RW with Nero CD-DVD Speed, scan for its quality!
Your CD-RW might be already damage, or too many errors, only the last folder is in good condition
CD-RW will normally work for first ~30 cycles, after 30, weird problems will occur
Don't trust the manufacturer's specs, they state that it can last for 1000 cycles! Just marketing strategy
UDF is not original standard for CD, it's for DVD........But now UDF is included in CD specs?
Check your CD-RW with Nero CD-DVD Speed, scan for its quality!
Your CD-RW might be already damage, or too many errors, only the last folder is in good condition
CD-RW will normally work for first ~30 cycles, after 30, weird problems will occur
Don't trust the manufacturer's specs, they state that it can last for 1000 cycles! Just marketing strategy
OK i tried it with no multisession and with multisession and it still wont play. I agree the CD-RW might be damaged but thats the only one i have. Im afraid if i use a CD-R i might do it the wrong way and it would be a waste of a CD-R. I also renamed my songs well some of them and not sure if its corrected.
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