Does CD player play MP3 CDs?

Does CD player play MP3 CDs?

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don777

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129 posts

232 months

Thursday 10th February 2011
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As the title really, it's a 2006 07MY car with boggo CD player. Just wondering if I burn a pile of MP3s onto a CD-R will it play them?

matg

284 posts

231 months

Thursday 10th February 2011
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Nope frown

Grant3

3,641 posts

261 months

Thursday 10th February 2011
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You could also have iPOD/USB connectivity added, but it's not cheap. TYou could always try Rick -
http://www.derbymotorservices.com/categories/Aston...

matg

284 posts

231 months

Thursday 10th February 2011
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Paralight system gets good feedback. Not got one myself would like to.

http://www.paralight.co.uk/IpodBluetoothforAstonMa...

don777

Original Poster:

129 posts

232 months

Thursday 10th February 2011
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Don't really want to spend 5 times the price of my iPod to listen to it! If it incorporated Bluetooth as well I might consider it.

I think some of the parrot systems allow you to stream Bluetooth music from an iPhone, any body got any experience of that?

don777

Original Poster:

129 posts

232 months

Thursday 10th February 2011
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matg said:
Paralight system gets good feedback. Not got one myself would like to.

http://www.paralight.co.uk/IpodBluetoothforAstonMa...
Posted before I saw this, this looks more like it. Would it put people off come resale time not being an original factory fit? No more than a parrot I guess!
Anybody got one?

moveover

345 posts

169 months

Thursday 10th February 2011
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don777 said:
Posted before I saw this, this looks more like it. Would it put people off come resale time not being an original factory fit? No more than a parrot I guess!
Anybody got one?
Yep, it's excellent. I had the lead run into the glove box, so it's completely invisible. You can control it from the front panel, though remembering the various functions takes a while.

laracer

202 posts

173 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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Can't speak for the absolute standard Aston CD player but my 2006 Premium CD/Radio plays MP3 CDs no problem

Vipers

33,060 posts

234 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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If you have an I-Pod, buy one of those little gizmos which you plug into it, and it transmits, just retune your radio, and that's it.

http://www.iworld.co.uk/p/Jivo_Utune_FM_Transmitte...







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moveover

345 posts

169 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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laracer said:
Can't speak for the absolute standard Aston CD player but my 2006 Premium CD/Radio plays MP3 CDs no problem
Really? Are you sure? I have the premium audio system on my 2006 V8V and there is no MP3 capability.

Ice27

802 posts

165 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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I have a standard system on my 07 MY V8V and download from iTunes onto CD without any issues. (aac files)

laracer

202 posts

173 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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moveover said:
Really? Are you sure? I have the premium audio system on my 2006 V8V and there is no mp3 capability.
Absolutely sure - burned my own MP3 compilations onto CD and they play flawlessly.

I also have a relatively cheap hard wired iPod connection that uses a radio channel (similar to the FM transmitter) but the sound quality is not that great - no where near the quality of the mp3 CDs

don777

Original Poster:

129 posts

232 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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laracer said:
Absolutely sure - burned my own MP3 compilations onto CD and they play flawlessly.
That's good to know.

I know some players are very particular about type & manufacturer of the CD media. What type are you using?
Thanks.

Ice27

802 posts

165 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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I use TDK CD R 80 up to 52x speed.

don777

Original Poster:

129 posts

232 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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Thanks I'll give them a go when I get my car back.

laracer

202 posts

173 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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don777 said:
That's good to know.

I know some players are very particular about type & manufacturer of the CD media. What type are you using?
Thanks.
To be honest I just used what I had lying around - Traxdata 40x speed CD-R 80 minute

Edited by laracer on Friday 11th February 17:07

shunt

985 posts

231 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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Just tried burning a disc of mp3's. Comes up as unreadable, but they were cheap discs, I'll try a better quality disc tomorrow.

moveover

345 posts

169 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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shunt said:
Just tried burning a disc of mp3's. Comes up as unreadable, but they were cheap discs, I'll try a better quality disc tomorrow.
This is the same message as I get with my premium audio. And it's a Verbatim CD so you can't get much better than that. I suspect that those who claim to be able to play MP3 CDs have in fact burned a conventional music CD in iTunes from their MP3 library.

matg

284 posts

231 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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moveover said:
This is the same message as I get with my premium audio. And it's a Verbatim CD so you can't get much better than that. I suspect that those who claim to be able to play MP3 CDs have in fact burned a conventional music CD in iTunes from their MP3 library.
I think you may be right.

To those people who have burnt an CD with MP3's on how many tracks or albums are on the CD?

laracer

202 posts

173 months

Friday 11th February 2011
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matg said:
I think you may be right.

To those people who have burnt an CD with MP3's on how many tracks or albums are on the CD?
Just looked into this - I have realised the downloaded mp3 files were burned as an Audio CD through Nero - so sorry for the confusion



Edited by laracer on Friday 11th February 20:54