Yep, the CDs play fine on other CD players. My wife plays them all the time in her cheap $30 CD player and in the DVD/CD player. I've closed the session. Anyone else out there with an older stock CD player playing CDRs? I'd like to hear from you.
Thanks, Gary
Do the CDs that don't play in the Jeep play in other CD players? (not
> counting the computer you made them on) If not, you probably didn't
> "close the session", which must be done to make them readable by CD
> players. It's a setting in your CD burning software. Common problem. > -Ed
>
> >
> >I just bought an OEM Jeep CD player from Ebay for my TJ. It is the pre 2002
> >or so type with the squared corners. I can play regular CDs and some of my
> >old CD-Rs but I can play any of my new CD-Rs. I'm guessing it has to do
> >with the type of CD-Rs I am using. Has anyone run into this problem and
> >have you solved it? I am thinking of trying so of the 650MB CDRs as opposed
> >to the 700MB ones that I have been using lately to see if that makes a > >difference.
>