Stock 1g Cd Player Problem

[Beezle]

I don't get it, I made a burned a cd for my car. When I put it in the cd player it will play the first 3 tracks and then the rest I get an error. I have to take the cd out of the cd player and put it back and sometimes if I get lucky, it will play the first 4 tracks. I remember when I first got the car I made a cd and it worked fine. Anyone have any ideas? I NEED music when I drive, I can't stand the radio.

 

[JLangevin]

Try another burned CD... if it happens again, then the CD player just isnt reliable with burned CDs.... remember, your CD player in your 91 is 10yrs older than the burning technology used today....

 

[10minutequarter]

Your 1g has a stereo in it?

 

[Beezle]

Your 1g has a stereo in it?

Yup, it has the cassette player and eq on the top and the cd player below it.

Try another burned CD... if it happens again, then the CD player just isnt reliable with burned CDs.... remember, your CD player in your 91 is 10yrs older than the burning technology used today....

I've tried 3 burnt cd's. 1 was black, they didn't work at all. Then I tried 2 regular looking cd's and only the first 3-4 track worked like I said. I forget what cd I used that worked.

 

[10minutequarter]

Seriously a lot of older stereos wont play burned CDs esspecially stock ones. The stock stereo in my 2001 Tundra wouldn't play burned CDs so you might just be looking at getting a new one.

 

[Defiant]

I'm amazed that old a CD player will even try to read a burned disk. It's a technology thing, when that deck was built, there were no burners. All discs were pressed.
Save yourself lots of hassling:
http://walmart.scosche-cars.com/products/?productID=1652&walmartProductID=4744710&sfID1=24
and do away with the absurd idea of putting digital information on hoary old spinning discs.