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gridlocke13 17-Sep-2008 08:25 AM

CDR Playback Problems in Civic?
 
Sure most of you have heard or had this problem occurring.

99 Civic has initial trouble reading burnt discs. However, it suddenly starts playing the disc after about 5-15mins (depends on type of CDR - sometimes though it spits out the CDR if it cant read at all). Once it starts playing its fine. But if I try to skip a track, it again starts reading and reading, and wont play back for an indefinite amount of time.

Oddly, it plays back pre-recorded (store bought) discs fine.

I've tried burning the CDRs at lower speeds 10x, 8x, 4x, 2x. No difference. I think the problems started after the release of different 700MB CDRs.

Any ideas or hacks to get the player to read the CDRs like store bought CDs?

driven905 17-Sep-2008 08:32 AM

your best solution ... Aftermarket CD Player ... and you can even upgrade to the MP3 playback ones ... more music on the same 700 MB CDR ...

nowadays MP3 playback CD players are inexpensive ...

http://www.bestbuy.ca/catalog/prodde...50&catid=21981

http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pro...0084522&catid=

gridlocke13 19-Sep-2008 03:33 PM


Originally Posted by driven905 (Post 130339)
your best solution ... Aftermarket CD Player ... and you can even upgrade to the MP3 playback ones ... more music on the same 700 MB CDR ...

nowadays MP3 playback CD players are inexpensive ...

http://www.bestbuy.ca/catalog/prodde...50&catid=21981

http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pro...0084522&catid=


Yea, looked into those few days ago. Car is getting old too, so just thinking if spending anymore $$$ on it is worth it...

thrill_house 27-Sep-2008 12:48 PM


Originally Posted by gridlocke13 (Post 131248)
Yea, looked into those few days ago. Car is getting old too, so just thinking if spending anymore $$$ on it is worth it...

True but you can always take the deck back out when you sell the car and pop it in your new one, or sell it for a few bucks.

driven905 29-Sep-2008 02:30 PM

There are no 'hacks' that can be done to the original deck ... unfortunately the deck is not made to read CDR or CDRW ...

Look into Classifieds there are many decks for sale dirt cheap ... and like thrill_house said, put the old deck back when you want to sell the car.

k_r_a_c_k_e_r 29-Sep-2008 03:24 PM

spend 80 bucks and get an aftermarket one.

gridlocke13 01-Oct-2008 11:11 AM

Ok I'm thinking of taking the unit out next weekend:

*Any idea if I'll need an anti-theft code when removing the orig. deck?

*Or is it only needed when you are putting it back in?

*Also, did this model even have an anti-theft code?

*Or was it just the unit with the CD player built into the radio?


Here is a photo of the original deck
(PS. the stock radio is different on mine than in the photo - mine has the cassette player built into the radio and the CD Player separate like the one in the image)

SilverSleeper 10-Oct-2008 08:27 PM

My 2000 is has this issue sort of....Store CD's - Fine. Good Quality Burned CD's (i.e Memorex, Verbatim) - Fine as well. Cheap No Name Crap = FAIL.

I'd suggest reburning onto better Cd's or perhaps upgrade your headunit...Fairly inexpensive these days.


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