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I recently copied a "Talking Book" for my Aunt who is disabled and not
able to hold a book to read, my problem is, that the CD I burnt, will
not play on her bedside CD Player, I found that the Burner I have will
burn to the following formats, Iso 9660, Joliet, Romeo, Universal Disk
Format UDF, the Burner defaults to Joliet, so I now know thats no good
for my purpose, please which format I should be using to do some Talking
Books for my Aunt.
Many thanks bob.

Many of the stand alone CD players have trouble to play CD's burned with a
computer CD writer. The commercially made CD disks are pressed, not burned
with a laser. Sometimes, burning the CD at a very slow burn speed will make
it easier to play.

Some of the newer model CD players are designed to be able to play computer
burned CD disks. You may have to get her a newer model CD player to be able
to play computer burned CD disks.

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JANA
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"ang&bob" <> wrote in message
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I recently copied a "Talking Book" for my Aunt who is disabled and not
able to hold a book to read, my problem is, that the CD I burnt, will
not play on her bedside CD Player, I found that the Burner I have will
burn to the following formats, Iso 9660, Joliet, Romeo, Universal Disk
Format UDF, the Burner defaults to Joliet, so I now know thats no good
for my purpose, please which format I should be using to do some Talking
Books for my Aunt.
Many thanks bob.

On Sat, 01 Apr 2006 11:18:59 +1200, ang&bob <> wrote:

>I recently copied a "Talking Book" for my Aunt who is disabled and not
>able to hold a book to read, my problem is, that the CD I burnt, will
>not play on her bedside CD Player, I found that the Burner I have will
>burn to the following formats, Iso 9660, Joliet, Romeo, Universal Disk
>Format UDF, the Burner defaults to Joliet, so I now know thats no good
>for my purpose, please which format I should be using to do some Talking
>Books for my Aunt.
>Many thanks bob.

What software are you using?
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There's no place like 127.0.0.1

On Sat, 1 Apr 2006 01:13:30 +0100, JANA wrote
(in article <>):

> Many of the stand alone CD players have trouble to play CD's burned with a
> computer CD writer. The commercially made CD disks are pressed, not burned
> with a laser. Sometimes, burning the CD at a very slow burn speed will make
> it easier to play.
>
> Some of the newer model CD players are designed to be able to play computer
> burned CD disks. You may have to get her a newer model CD player to be able
> to play computer burned CD disks.
>
>

I've never had a problem with CDs burnt using iTunes (albeit Mac iTunes,
never used it on a PC). I tried many brands of discs, before settling on one
I really liked (and which has never made a coaster) - Infiniti Samurai. Their
DVDs are excellent, too.They brighten up the CD wallet too! ;o)

ang&bob wrote:
> I recently copied a "Talking Book" for my Aunt who is disabled and not
> able to hold a book to read, my problem is, that the CD I burnt, will
> not play on her bedside CD Player, I found that the Burner I have will
> burn to the following formats, Iso 9660, Joliet, Romeo, Universal Disk
> Format UDF, the Burner defaults to Joliet, so I now know thats no good
> for my purpose, please which format I should be using to do some
> Talking Books for my Aunt.
> Many thanks bob.

Those are data formats. Tell your burning program you want to make an
audio disc, not data.

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dadiOH
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LP/cassette and tips & tricks on this and that.
Get it at http://mysite.verizon.net/xico

Spuds wrote:
> On Sat, 01 Apr 2006 11:18:59 +1200, ang&bob <> wrote:
>
>> I recently copied a "Talking Book" for my Aunt who is disabled and not
>> able to hold a book to read, my problem is, that the CD I burnt, will
>> not play on her bedside CD Player, I found that the Burner I have will
>> burn to the following formats, Iso 9660, Joliet, Romeo, Universal Disk
>> Format UDF, the Burner defaults to Joliet, so I now know thats no good
>> for my purpose, please which format I should be using to do some Talking
>> Books for my Aunt.
>> Many thanks bob.
>
> What software are you using?
> --
>
> There's no place like 127.0.0.1
Software is New Tech Infosystem NTI CD & DVD Maker Dual Layer Version 7 Gold
bob.

On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 11:04:25 +1200, ang&bob <> wrote:

>Spuds wrote:
>> On Sat, 01 Apr 2006 11:18:59 +1200, ang&bob <> wrote:
>>
>>> I recently copied a "Talking Book" for my Aunt who is disabled and not
>>> able to hold a book to read, my problem is, that the CD I burnt, will
>>> not play on her bedside CD Player, I found that the Burner I have will
>>> burn to the following formats, Iso 9660, Joliet, Romeo, Universal Disk
>>> Format UDF, the Burner defaults to Joliet, so I now know thats no good
>>> for my purpose, please which format I should be using to do some Talking
>>> Books for my Aunt.
>>> Many thanks bob.
>>
>> What software are you using?
>> --
>>
>> There's no place like 127.0.0.1
>Software is New Tech Infosystem NTI CD & DVD Maker Dual Layer Version 7 Gold
>bob.

Someone else stated the solution, ie burn an audio CD. The NTI software can
handle it.
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There's no place like 127.0.0.1

Spuds wrote:
> On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 11:04:25 +1200, ang&bob <> wrote:
>
>> Spuds wrote:
>>> On Sat, 01 Apr 2006 11:18:59 +1200, ang&bob <> wrote:
>>>
>>>> I recently copied a "Talking Book" for my Aunt who is disabled and not
>>>> able to hold a book to read, my problem is, that the CD I burnt, will
>>>> not play on her bedside CD Player, I found that the Burner I have will
>>>> burn to the following formats, Iso 9660, Joliet, Romeo, Universal Disk
>>>> Format UDF, the Burner defaults to Joliet, so I now know thats no good
>>>> for my purpose, please which format I should be using to do some Talking
>>>> Books for my Aunt.
>>>> Many thanks bob.
>>> What software are you using?
>>> --
>>>
>>> There's no place like 127.0.0.1
>> Software is New Tech Infosystem NTI CD & DVD Maker Dual Layer Version 7 Gold
>> bob.
>
> Someone else stated the solution, ie burn an audio CD. The NTI software can
> handle it.
Thanks to all for your valued help.
Cheers bob.

dadiOH wrote:
> ang&bob wrote:
>> I recently copied a "Talking Book" for my Aunt who is disabled and not
>> able to hold a book to read, my problem is, that the CD I burnt, will
>> not play on her bedside CD Player, I found that the Burner I have will
>> burn to the following formats, Iso 9660, Joliet, Romeo, Universal Disk
>> Format UDF, the Burner defaults to Joliet, so I now know thats no good
>> for my purpose, please which format I should be using to do some
>> Talking Books for my Aunt.
>> Many thanks bob.
>
> Those are data formats. Tell your burning program you want to make an
> audio disc, not data.
>
> --
>
> dadiOH
> ____________________________
>
> dadiOH's dandies v3.06...
> ...a help file of info about MP3s, recording from
> LP/cassette and tips & tricks on this and that.
> Get it at http://mysite.verizon.net/xico
>
>
Great that works well, you just made it possible to make an old lady happy.
Thank you,
Bob.