Quote: Originally Posted by eCar™
If you are having problems with CDs that are burn at more than 2x, the problem is with the computer doing the burning, not the player.
A burned disc is a burned disc. The final product needs to be the same, no matter what speed it's burned at. If there is a difference between the disks you burn at 2x and the ones you burn at >2x, there is a problem. Maybe your system can't keep up at >2x?
Everything works fine except the changer seems to 'choke' on file names periodically...once every 10 or 12 disk changes the display will read "Beatles - I Need You" as "BEATL_IN" (or something like that) instead of the proper file name. It still reads the ID3 tags when this happens, however.
The MP3 changer's manual specifically states that recording of disks should be done at 1x or 2x speed max. When I burned disks on my computer's 40x Lite-On CD-R drive at 40x, the MP3 changer REALLY sputters trying to read the disks. (I have an Athlon 1700 with 512meg ram - I'm a computer tech so I built a good system)