Can I play these CDs in my Car's CD Player?
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I am using the Verbatim CD-R s in a 1999 auto CD player and am having great Asus AC1900 Router with playback in the car CD player.
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well, that's totally up too you. Your cd burning program of choice gives you options on what formats it will burn. If you burn a cd normally and close the disc out, the program you are using will normally make the cd to be played in anything. Everything accepts CDA format which is what it will burn it to unless you make the change and don't want that. You can burn MP3's on the disc if your car's cd player can play that format as well. the choice is all in your hands young jedi. What I like about mp3's is you can for example, put a hundred song's on one disc as to the usual 15-18 that you would normally get out of the standard cd format. If in need again, don't be a stranger. well, that's totally up too you. Your cd burning program of choice gives you options on what formats it will burn. If you burn a cd normally and close the disc out, the program you are using will normally make the cd to be played in anything. Everything accepts CDA format which is what it will burn it to unless you make the change and don't want that. You can burn MP3's on the disc if your car's cd player can play that format as well. the choice is all in your hands young jedi. What I like about mp3's is you can for example, put a hundred song's on one disc as to the usual 15-18 that you... » Read More well, that's totally up too you. Your cd burning program of choice gives you options on what formats it will burn. If you burn a cd normally and close the disc out, the program you are using will normally make the cd to be played in anything. Everything accepts CDA format which is what it will burn it to unless you make the change and don't want that. You can burn MP3's on the disc if your car's cd player can play that format as well. the choice is all in your hands young jedi. What I like about mp3's is you can for example, put a hundred song's on one disc as to the usual 15-18 that you would normally get out of the standard cd format. If in need again, don't be a stranger. « Show Less
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Yes, BUT ... Car players are built to damp out the car's bouncing, but aren't perfect. If the laser carriage ever bounces up and hits the underside of the disc, your CD will probably be ruined. It's always a good idea to make a backup disc to leave at home. This is even more important for original commercial discs. The same goes for movies on DVD; if you have a DVD player in your car, try to always use a home-burned copy rather than the purchased original disc.
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The sound quality depends on each MP3 file quality. Yes you can use your car stereo to play the music.
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I have never tried it on my car CD player, but I don't see why it shouldn't.
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No. In the future, if you don't see the letters "CD" anywhere in the description/product features, its safe to assume CDs are not compatible with the device. The ability to play CD's is not a function a company would choose to include without making it apparent to consumers.
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No, you cannot play CD's while this is installed. It's easy enough to pull it out when you want to play a CD though.
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Yes. You can enter into 'CD' mode, mount a CD, select 'CD Player' and using the rotary encoder wheel highlight a track to start playing from that track. The CD will continue to play until the last track has played. Output is at the RCA line outs and headphone jack. The Master volume does not control the output to the line outs.
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Maybe your sound system is old and can't play home-recorded CDs? Take your CD to a friend's house to try, and try it in your car stereo, too.
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I know they are very good for music from the computer...I do that alot....however the rest I have no idea about, because all I do is play them in my Sony car stereo. I guess if you try I would say the probability is good. Best of luck.
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yes, you can usually tranfer up to 80 min.of music onto one CD. We love ours. Nice to have option to listen to albums 30 yrs old in the car. They sound great.
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Yes you can but the audio jack into the CD player and it should work accordingly
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Yes you can from the earphone jack of the CD player (output). Use a patch cord with two male mini-jack ends: One in the earphone jack of the CD Player to the AUX (input) of the Sangean U3. Select AUX as stated in the owners manual of the radio. Turn on your CD player ... Enjoy.
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If you have the correct connector to your car (older model cars probably won't have a way to do it). I don't see why not. But why would you want to. If you owned this I would suggest you convert the cassette tape and make a CD.
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I use an mp3 car adapter. You can play anything with a 3.5mm headphone jack through the radio. It is not perfect but well worth the small investment if you have a car without a connection built in. Plug it into the cigarette lighter or accessory power port, tune radio to a blank area of the dial and tune the adapter to the same number and you are ready to play your phone, mp3, portable Cd or Dvd through the car stereo speakers. It will fade in and out some but its cheaper the a new stereo installation. Good luck.
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No. But you can rip your cds to a flash drive and play multiple cds from that or just selected songs from those cds.
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If they are CDs or on a flash drive, you should be able to. I returned my player because the the cable connection was loose and I had to hold it in to use. Too bad, because the idea of combining an MP3 with a CD player is good.
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YES. ..BUT you would have to insert into the headphone jack a portable speaker and listen to the music this way. This Naxa CD player is high quality. I have not noticed any skipping or malfunctioning of playing any of my cds. You can find a lot of small portable speakers (non-bluetooth) out there in the market place. If you have a boombox or stereo this Naxa can also be connected from the headset jack and into the speaker or auxilliary port hole of the stereo using an audio cable. Hope this has helped you. pjp
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I have an older car stereo cd player. Will this thing play over an unused radio frequency similar to an ipod?