stereo cd-r playback

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Originally Posted by JPaul

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Originally Posted by RealitY

Um gee thanks for clearing that up he who backs the pish.

I was actually saying the same thing I thought...

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No, you actually said exactly the opposite, whatever you thought you were saying.

It's a "what words mean", "what order you put them in" thing.

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Ok Manker whatever you say...

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Originally Posted by RealitY

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Originally Posted by JPaul

No, you actually said exactly the opposite, whatever you thought you were saying.

It's a "what words mean", "what order you put them in" thing.

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Ok Manker whatever you say...

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:lol:

The ultimate insult.

I'm hurt, hurt I tells you.

I didnt mean any offense I truly thought you were Manker ffs...

/me goes to panel and checks the logs while dropping cookie crumbs on the server.

Hay this looks to be a good watch see...
http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/showt...63#post1212063

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Originally Posted by RealitY

I didnt mean any offense I truly thought you were Manker ffs...

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You're pushing yer luck now, matey boy.

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Originally Posted by JPaul

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Originally Posted by RealitY

I didnt mean any offense I truly thought you were Manker ffs...

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You're pushing yer luck now, matey boy.

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Oh noessssssss...

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Originally Posted by JPaul

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Originally Posted by j2k4

The latter.

I apologize for your lack of discrimination. :D

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But when I questioned it you re-inforced the claim by saying

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JP-

Decoding, right.

In any case, I am quite sure my Onkyo DX-C211 6-disc changer plays MP3s, as I am (as I type this) playing an old 8X MP3 I burned in my 2001 vintage NEC NR7800A which was OEM on my Dell.

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In what was a quite frankly condescending tone.

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Which tone I adopted whilst laboring under your misapprehension of my original ill-formulated premise.

Tell you what:

Let's blame johnq86.

It seems he's left, anyway. :)

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Originally Posted by j2k4

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Originally Posted by JPaul

But when I questioned it you re-inforced the claim by saying

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JP-

Decoding, right.

In any case, I am quite sure my Onkyo DX-C211 6-disc changer plays MP3s, as I am (as I type this) playing an old 8X MP3 I burned in my 2001 vintage NEC NR7800A which was OEM on my Dell.

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In what was a quite frankly condescending tone.

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Which tone I adopted whilst laboring under your misapprehension of my original ill-formulated premise.

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To interpret for the hard of thinking.

j2 posted pish, other people reacted to what he actually said.

He retorted in a sarcastic / aloof manner, thinking he had originally said something entirely the opposite of what he did actually say.

He now finds it impossible to say, oops my mistake.

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Originally Posted by johnq86

my friend got rid of his stereo because it didnt play burned cd's.is there anyway of modding the stereo to playback cd-r cds.

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This is what I responded to.

Oops, My mistake.

Right.

so whats the diffence between a mp3 cd or a music cd?isnt it the same?

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Originally Posted by j2k4

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Originally Posted by johnq86

my friend got rid of his stereo because it didnt play burned cd's.is there anyway of modding the stereo to playback cd-r cds.

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This is what I responded to.

Oops, My mistake.

Right.

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:lol:

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Originally Posted by johnq86

so whats the diffence between a mp3 cd or a music cd?isnt it the same?

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An MP3 CD is a data cd with actual MP3 files on it.
An audio cd is the MP3 or whatever music filed encoded to work in a stereo cd player.

Audio CDs are limited to 80minutes while MP3 discs are 700mb meaning a lot more songs.

Some older stereos can play audio CD's burnt on CDR disks, some cannot. It just seems to be luck of the draw.

Hardly any "older" ones (if any at all) will play Data CD's containing MP3's.

You'd be lucky to have one that plays CDRW disks either, even if it has been burnt as an audio cd (dunno why you'd want to do that anyway :P )

No matter what the source of your song (mp3, wav, wma, etc...), the songs on an audio CD will always be burnt in cda format, for compatibility in audio cd players.

I think that's right. :happy:

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Originally Posted by Barbarossa

Some older stereos can play audio CD's burnt on CDR disks, some cannot. It just seems to be luck of the draw.

Hardly any "older" ones (if any at all) will play Data CD's containing MP3's.

You'd be lucky to have one that plays CDRW disks either, even if it has been burnt as an audio cd (dunno why you'd want to do that anyway :P )

No matter what the source of your song (mp3, wav, wma, etc...), the songs on an audio CD will always be burnt in cda format, for compatibility in audio cd players.

I think that's right. :happy:

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Why didn't you post that right at the start and save a lot of bother, bawbag.

PS normal CD players can often play wav files as well, but that's not important right now.