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RodneyRiviera Amateur
Name : Rodney Beauchamp Age : 69 Location : Encounter Bay South Australia Joined : 2022-01-24 Post Count : 47 Merit : 3
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albertj Master
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Name : Location : Finger Lakes of New York State Joined : 2007-05-31 Post Count : 8676 Merit : 181
![Format for Burnt CDs using the OEM player Empty](https://2img.net/i/empty.gif) | Subject: Re: Format for Burnt CDs using the OEM player Mon Jun 24, 2024 10:43 pm | |
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RodneyRiviera Amateur
Name : Rodney Beauchamp Age : 69 Location : Encounter Bay South Australia Joined : 2022-01-24 Post Count : 47 Merit : 3
![Format for Burnt CDs using the OEM player Empty](https://2img.net/i/empty.gif) | Subject: Re: Format for Burnt CDs using the OEM player Tue Jun 25, 2024 1:42 am | |
| - albertj wrote:
- What are your format choices?
Hi, I have a desktop with Windows 11 and Windows Media Player. I also have a laptop with a standalone CD drive with Nero. However happy to download whatever program that is proven to work. As mentioned I burnt a number of CDs in the early 2000’s that play fine in the Buick but the new ones burnt on both Windows and Nero won’t read, give E20 error. I am on the search for some TDK Gold CD-R blanks as these are what I used back then whereas currently am using Verbatim CD-R. It maybe as simple as a disc brand issue. I understand they need to be burnt as an audio file .cda and also at a slow speed such as 4X. Be interested in what you come up with Rodney ![:grinning: 😀](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/png/1f600.png?v=2.2.7) ![:grinning: 😀](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/png/1f600.png?v=2.2.7) ![:grinning: 😀](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/png/1f600.png?v=2.2.7) ![:grinning: 😀](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/png/1f600.png?v=2.2.7) ![:grinning: 😀](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/png/1f600.png?v=2.2.7) | |
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albertj Master
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Name : Location : Finger Lakes of New York State Joined : 2007-05-31 Post Count : 8676 Merit : 181
![Format for Burnt CDs using the OEM player Empty](https://2img.net/i/empty.gif) | Subject: Re: Format for Burnt CDs using the OEM player Tue Jun 25, 2024 1:28 pm | |
| - RodneyRiviera wrote:
- albertj wrote:
- What are your format choices?
Hi, I have a desktop with Windows 11 and Windows Media Player. I also have a laptop with a standalone CD drive with Nero. However happy to download whatever program that is proven to work.
As mentioned I burnt a number of CDs in the early 2000’s that play fine in the Buick but the new ones burnt on both Windows and Nero won’t read, give E20 error.
I am on the search for some TDK Gold CD-R blanks as these are what I used back then whereas currently am using Verbatim CD-R. It maybe as simple as a disc brand issue.
I understand they need to be burnt as an audio file .cda and also at a slow speed such as 4X.
Be interested in what you come up with Rodney ![:grinning: 😀](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/png/1f600.png?v=2.2.7) ![:grinning: 😀](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/png/1f600.png?v=2.2.7) ![:grinning: 😀](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/png/1f600.png?v=2.2.7) ![:grinning: 😀](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/png/1f600.png?v=2.2.7) ![:grinning: 😀](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/emojione/assets/png/1f600.png?v=2.2.7) I wonder if you just need an older Codec to work with your Windows Media Player for burning. I had burned disks at 24x for my Riv without serious issues; Once in a while I'd get spurious 'blips' artifacts in teh sound, usually resolved by re-burning the CD. E20 error makes me think you might start with getting a cleaning disc to run thru your CD player. The E20 error is the Delco general cant-read-the-disc error (they call it "Focus Error") and in my experience the drive is dirty or overheated, or the disc is dirty or scratched. You'll get an E20 if your disc has too many fingerprints, for instance. You will also get it if the drive has malfunctioned for some reason. With some malfunctions the drive will paly some discs and not others. Beyond that, you can open the radio and use canned air to blow dust etc. out of the unit; you can use rubbing alcohol on a q-tip to clean the lens too. You can check to see if any of the gears in the unit are cracked. *Typically* blowing the dust out sets things right. I only had to do that once. "Your mileage may (will) vary." | |
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RodneyRiviera Amateur
Name : Rodney Beauchamp Age : 69 Location : Encounter Bay South Australia Joined : 2022-01-24 Post Count : 47 Merit : 3
![Format for Burnt CDs using the OEM player Empty](https://2img.net/i/empty.gif) | Subject: Re: Format for Burnt CDs using the OEM player Tue Jun 25, 2024 6:19 pm | |
| Hi, not sure what a Codec is. May I ask what burning software you have used that has worked in yours. BTW I had run a cleaner through it once it woke up but can used compressed air to blow it out (gentle). In the meantime I will try to hunt down some TDK Gold discs which my old stuff was burnt to, as these work fine. Currently using Verbatim white face which may be the problem. Given the Riv has just turned 14000m hoping the deck has had little use. Certainly don’t want to change it at all! Cheers Rodney | |
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albertj Master
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Name : Location : Finger Lakes of New York State Joined : 2007-05-31 Post Count : 8676 Merit : 181
![Format for Burnt CDs using the OEM player Empty](https://2img.net/i/empty.gif) | Subject: Re: Format for Burnt CDs using the OEM player Tue Jun 25, 2024 8:08 pm | |
| - RodneyRiviera wrote:
- Hi, not sure what a Codec is.
May I ask what burning software you have used that has worked in yours.
BTW I had run a cleaner through it once it woke up but can used compressed air to blow it out (gentle).
In the meantime I will try to hunt down some TDK Gold discs which my old stuff was burnt to, as these work fine. Currently using Verbatim white face which may be the problem.
Given the Riv has just turned 14000m hoping the deck has had little use. Certainly don’t want to change it at all!
Cheers Rodney For burning I primarily used Windows Media Player. Nero includes a wide range of features that mean nothing on an audio CD for the Riv. Maybe if you're playing the CD on a home player or PC and you want a custom menu, Nero's better. But when it comes to doing the basics, it's not my cup of tea. Codec is the software that compresses and decompresses music on a CD, among other things. If you use a codec to record a CD that our player does not have firmware to decompress, the CD wont play right. However, there are not that many codecs for music CDs. See the link: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/codecs-faq-392483a0-b9ac-27c7-0f61-5a7f18d408af# ![confused](/users/3215/30/10/37/smiles/icon_con.gif) :text=What's%20a%20codec?,decompresses%20the%20file%20(decoding). Most disks now, I am told, are manufactured b CMC, JVC (Taiyo Yuden) or Ritek. CMC makes, for instance, all of HP's "HP" branded optical media. Verbatim's disks also are made by CMC. JVCs disks have a reputation of being the best as regards audio playback and recording compatibility and lowest error rate. Ritek is (by far) the world's largest CD manufacturer - overall manufacturer of optical storage media - their quality is good enough. There are other big companies (LG, Plextor) in the business of manufacturing CDs. If you are still having problems with your CD player, United Radio in Syracuse can fix it. You will want to phone them. They are neither cheapest nor most expensive, but I would not send a Delco radio elsewhere for repair or refurb.
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