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Problem with CD Baby cds
Sorry if this is the wrong place to post.
I just received 6 cds ordered and manufactured, (apparently) by CD Baby. I opened a couple and played them on my computer. Worked well. The next night I tried playing them on my system using my Cambridge Audio CD transport. I got nothing but "error" messages. The transport can not read the cds.
Any suggestions? Comments? I would like to keep the cds but obviously would like to be able to play them on my system.
Thanks in advance,
Bob
I just received 6 cds ordered and manufactured, (apparently) by CD Baby. I opened a couple and played them on my computer. Worked well. The next night I tried playing them on my system using my Cambridge Audio CD transport. I got nothing but "error" messages. The transport can not read the cds.
Any suggestions? Comments? I would like to keep the cds but obviously would like to be able to play them on my system.
Thanks in advance,
Bob
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"I would like to keep the cds but obviously would like to be able to play them on my system." They're probably not CD's. Look at the music files on your computer and see what type they are. If you see files like FLAC, MP-3, APE, etc..., they wont work with your player. What you need to do, is burn the files to a blank CD and tell your burning software that you want to make a music CD. These will play on your CD player. |
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CDfs A primer on CDFS, which I'd never heard of until your post. Best option would probably be to rip the files then burn them to a CD-R unless I am reading this wrong. |
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