I have an 04 SC430 and have problems listening to burned CDs. I use Nero to create the CD copies and get a lot of skipping.

Does anyone have a solution for this problem?


Thanks,

Mark (da-bizket)

 

I never burn cds since I dont endorse piracy. Other than that, I have no problems with TDKs and Sonys.

 

I purchase CD-R's based on the whatever's-on-sale method (Memorex, Kingston, etc) and have never had a problem.

While I haven't noticed a difference between the quality of the burn based on the program used (I've used Nero in the past as well as Real Player's burner) I have seen a difference when varying the SPEED at which they're burned. Even though they may be "52X rated" CD's, I found it works better if you back it down to like 4X or so.

I'd suggest you try that, at least to experiment.

 

I use Nero also and I had the same problem. I was using some cheap media from Ebay and when I upgraded to a name brand media like Memorex I never had the problem again. Just don't put the paper labels on as they will jam up the changer. I bought a LightScribe burner and now just burn the song titles right on the CD.

 

never had a problem. i use "toast" on a mac.

 

Make sure you're burning the files in wav. format and not mp3. If you burn cd's through Windows Media Player, it will burn it in wav.

 

i used the crab cd from frys, but i burn slow like habious said. it works fine

 

Imation Cds work fine in there. Everything else is

 

I recommend slowing down the burn/write speed. It can also be the process you are using to burn. Either its burning files directly from the computer or copying the CDs (on-the-fly) or running other application in the background during the burning process will effect the outcome.