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Q:
Why won't the audio CD I created play on my home or car CD player?
A:
In order for your audio CD player to read the disc you've created:
1. The disc must be created in the standard CD Audio format (i.e., the RedBook standard) - Audio CD players cannot read Audio data files (e.g., .wav, .aiff, etc.) on a Mac or ISO-9660 formatted CD 2. The disc must be single-session and the disc must be closed - click "Write CD" instead of "Write Session" when prompted by Toast to accomplish this 3. The Audio CD player(s) must be "Multi-Read" compliant - check with the manufacturer for details. If the Audio CD player is not explicitly "Multi-Read" compliant: * it may have problems reading from CDR media (some brands of CDR media may work better than others based on the organic dye used by the manufacturer) * most likely it will not be able to read from CDRW media at all - for more information on CDRW vs. CDR media see the following URLs: http://www.fadden.com/cdrfaq/faq02.html#[2-12] www.emediapro.net * it may only read Audio discs written at 1 or 2 speed (whether CDR or CDRW media is used)
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