^^^^ bingo wav format works no problem.

 

5sp_jzz30,

I wanted to thank you for trying to help me with this. I followed your instructions and burned the CD. I put the CD in the CD cartridge this morning (with high hopes). Unfortunately I got the same "ERR" error on my screen. When I check the CD properties in Windows Explorer it tells me that the songs that I burned are CD audio tracks and not .WAV files. Have I done something wrong?

I've burned about 20 coasters so far without success. I wonder what I am doing wrong?

Thanks again ...

 

That's strange. I have a 93 SC with Pioneer system and I can play burned cd's in cd audio format in my changer without any issues. I am not sure if the cd has anything to do with it, but I am currently using Sony cdr's and burning with Nero. Nak's may just be more sensitive to burnt cds. I used to have a Nak cd45z (great h/u btw) on my old car and it would be sensitive to burnt cds as well. Maybe try using a quality cdr if you have not already.
Lately I have grown tired of burning cds so I am just using my Sansa clip mp3 player and a tape adapter.

 

SC,

Great minds think alike, I guess. I too am currently using an MP3 player with cassette adapter. It's functional but ugly. I am also using Sony CD-Rs to burn. My question is when you use Windows Explorer to view what is on the burnt CD ... what does it show? Are there CD Audio tracks or .WAV files?

 

When I use windows explorer I see "Audio CD" on my drive and cd tracks. More specifically they are winamp media files probably because I set them to be associated that way so your computer may show different. What program are you using to burn?

 

I used Windows Media Player and I too see "Audio CD" and CD tracks within Win Explorer. No matter what I try I get that damn "ERR" on my screen. SC, you've given me an idea. I'll try Winamp later this evening and give it a try.

... At least I can still use my MP3 player through the cassette deck (as ugly as it is).

 

I am actually using Roxio to burn and not winamp. Have you messed around with the windows media player settings? If you go to Tools > Options > Rip Music, you can adjust what format to rip. I would say using "Windows Media Audio Lossless" is probably best cd quality. I am using WMP 11 by the way.
Good luck with it!

 

Buy an aftermarket CD changer that will play MP3 and any audio format you want. Keep the factory HU and its still stock. I can play WAV's with no problems most of the time but every once and a while while changing tracks I get an ERR. Its just because the CD changers in the cars werent made to support Burnt CD's. Plus they are 15 years old, what do you expect?