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mp3fan
Hi all,

I was wondering if "--strictly-enforce-ISO" would hurt quality for any of the "--alt-presets"? I have a crappy memorex mp3 portable cd-player that seems to have trouble with mp3 playback. I'm sure it's the mp3 player's own fault, but minimizing issues might help cut down on the squelches and skips.

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layer3maniac
I think it would be a very bad thing...
NeoRenegade
I have a crappy genica-based player too.

First thing to make sure is that you're burning in ISO9660, Mode 1. Then check things about the MP3's if making sure of the above doesn't help.
Hanky
Many older players will not play frames with bitrates above 224 kbps. Could not check this for your player however. So I guess you could try to encode in cbr mode. (-B 224 seems to be a bad idea in VBR files)
maciey
You may also check for ID3 Tags (especially ID3v2) - for some players may not play at all TAGged content.
mp3fan
Ooops,

Sorry, wrong company name. I use it for work, so I rarely look at the player anymore. It's made by Koss. It's a real piece of shit. They should recall the product as other people have complained about their mp3s messing up.

Oh well
mp3fan
NeoRenegade
Really, read thru the instructions. I had pops and squelches on the MpTrip and they were totally fixed by burning in Mode 1 rather than useless/shit Mode 2/XA.
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