I have the new P3 chip installed and it corrects all but two of the problems listed above. The clicking (relay) sound on some CD's and the time problem where the player changes the ":" between minutes and seconds to a numeral. I too have noticed that the volume needs to be cranked-up to provide a normal listening volume, but I have yet to exhaust the limit of the players volume control. I run my MK II direct.
Im surprised to see how many people are playing CD-Rs in a player that costs near $9000.00 US, but never the less, you peaked my curiosity. So, I burned CD-Rs and CD-RWs on two different CD-RW computer drives (a Sony CRX-160E and an HP 9100 series). I used cheapo CD-R(W)s (Imation and GQ), both of which are data grade CD-R(W)s. I used Roxio CD Creator software. Ive tried mixing songs from various CDs onto one CD-R or CD-RW. Ive used the CD copier function of Roxio to copy an entire CD. Ive burned them at various speeds. And, Ive played them all in my MK II without any issue.
Since I couldnt replicate the problems mentioned in this discussion, I then tried leaving the CD-R(W)s un-finalized or with the session open. These would NOT play in the Capitole.
A while ago, I read a discussion about the quality of CD-Rs period (data or music). I found some software that reads the manufacturing info off the CD. Maybe you guys should check out that avenue. Hope this helps some of you.
Im surprised to see how many people are playing CD-Rs in a player that costs near $9000.00 US, but never the less, you peaked my curiosity. So, I burned CD-Rs and CD-RWs on two different CD-RW computer drives (a Sony CRX-160E and an HP 9100 series). I used cheapo CD-R(W)s (Imation and GQ), both of which are data grade CD-R(W)s. I used Roxio CD Creator software. Ive tried mixing songs from various CDs onto one CD-R or CD-RW. Ive used the CD copier function of Roxio to copy an entire CD. Ive burned them at various speeds. And, Ive played them all in my MK II without any issue.
Since I couldnt replicate the problems mentioned in this discussion, I then tried leaving the CD-R(W)s un-finalized or with the session open. These would NOT play in the Capitole.
A while ago, I read a discussion about the quality of CD-Rs period (data or music). I found some software that reads the manufacturing info off the CD. Maybe you guys should check out that avenue. Hope this helps some of you.