CD Player in Rowe R93

I have got my R93 up and going, but it will not play my burned CD's.
This is a home use Juke and with only 6 CD's to put in, I would like a
lot of different artists. Is there some kind of burn-ware to use so
that this box can read the CD's?

Also wanted to that Jim at Jim's Jukebox for his help and advice. If
it weren't for him, this Rowe would be at the landfill right now
instead of playing my wife's Madonna CD.

So PLEASE help me put some AC/DC, G-n-R, and other bad boys in this
box...

Later

I meant "Thank" to Jim...me and the Juke have had a long weekend...

wrote:


I have got my R93 up and going, but it will not play my burned CD's.
This is a home use Juke and with only 6 CD's to put in, I would like a
lot of different artists. Is there some kind of burn-ware to use so
that this box can read the CD's?

Also wanted to that Jim at Jim's Jukebox for his help and advice. If
it weren't for him, this Rowe would be at the landfill right now
instead of playing my wife's Madonna CD.

So PLEASE help me put some AC/DC, G-n-R, and other bad boys in this
box...

Later



The early CD-players won't play most home burnt CDs. You need a player
like the CD-Pro installed to do that reliably.

If you are trying to use an earlier player then the CDs must be burnt
with a single write only. Some makes of blank CDs work, many don't on
early players.

John :-#)#

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Any idea on what brands of cd's will work. Also can you elaborate what
single write describes related to brining cd's ?

"John Robertson" wrote in message
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wrote:


I have got my R93 up and going, but it will not play my burned CD's.
This is a home use Juke and with only 6 CD's to put in, I would like a
lot of different artists. Is there some kind of burn-ware to use so
that this box can read the CD's?

Also wanted to that Jim at Jim's Jukebox for his help and advice. If
it weren't for him, this Rowe would be at the landfill right now
instead of playing my wife's Madonna CD.

So PLEASE help me put some AC/DC, G-n-R, and other bad boys in this
box...

Later



The early CD-players won't play most home burnt CDs. You need a player
like the CD-Pro installed to do that reliably.

If you are trying to use an earlier player then the CDs must be burnt with
a single write only. Some makes of blank CDs work, many don't on early
players.

John :-#)#

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On Apr 4, 12:25 am, "Jeff Dieterle" wrote:
Any idea on what brands of cd's will work. Also can you elaborate what
single write describes related to brining cd's ?

"John Robertson" wrote in message

news:zraIj.9793$9X3.4205@edtnps82...

wrote:

I have got my R93 up and going, but it will not play my burned CD's.
This is a home use Juke and with only 6 CD's to put in, I would like a
lot of different artists. Is there some kind of burn-ware to use so
that this box can read the CD's?

Also wanted to that Jim at Jim's Jukebox for his help and advice. If
it weren't for him, this Rowe would be at the landfill right now
instead of playing my wife's Madonna CD.

So PLEASE help me put some AC/DC, G-n-R, and other bad boys in this
box...

Later

The early CD-players won't play most home burnt CDs. You need a player
like the CD-Pro installed to do that reliably.

If you are trying to use an earlier player then the CDs must be burnt with
a single write only. Some makes of blank CDs work, many don't on early
players.

John :-#)#

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Call (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games)
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"Old pinballers never die, they just flip out."


You can really only try different brands and see if any of them
work.
Many modern writers are rubbish for CD too.



you can also use cdr-win (goldenhawk.com) but it really shouldnt make
any difference if you use nero or other common burn programs.

I posted because I've had this issue with a Seeburg SCD-1A and a NSM Silver
City. I recently purchased a Vista laptop and using TDK cd's I was able to
rip/burn problem oem cd's and have them play fine in the Seeburg. Using my
XP laptop wasn't successful. Still haven't figured out what single write
is when burning cd's, can anybody explain that process?
Thanks
Jeff

"kreed" wrote in message
...
On Apr 4, 12:25 am, "Jeff Dieterle" wrote:
Any idea on what brands of cd's will work. Also can you elaborate what
single write describes related to brining cd's ?

"John Robertson" wrote in message

news:zraIj.9793$9X3.4205@edtnps82...

wrote:

I have got my R93 up and going, but it will not play my burned CD's.
This is a home use Juke and with only 6 CD's to put in, I would like a
lot of different artists. Is there some kind of burn-ware to use so
that this box can read the CD's?

Also wanted to that Jim at Jim's Jukebox for his help and advice. If
it weren't for him, this Rowe would be at the landfill right now
instead of playing my wife's Madonna CD.

So PLEASE help me put some AC/DC, G-n-R, and other bad boys in this
box...

Later

The early CD-players won't play most home burnt CDs. You need a player
like the CD-Pro installed to do that reliably.

If you are trying to use an earlier player then the CDs must be burnt
with
a single write only. Some makes of blank CDs work, many don't on early
players.

John :-#)#

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Call (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games)
www.flippers.com
"Old pinballers never die, they just flip out."


You can really only try different brands and see if any of them
work.
Many modern writers are rubbish for CD too.



you can also use cdr-win (goldenhawk.com) but it really shouldnt make
any difference if you use nero or other common burn programs.

Jeff Dieterle wrote:
I posted because I've had this issue with a Seeburg SCD-1A and a NSM Silver
City. I recently purchased a Vista laptop and using TDK cd's I was able to
rip/burn problem oem cd's and have them play fine in the Seeburg. Using my
XP laptop wasn't successful. Still haven't figured out what single write
is when burning cd's, can anybody explain that process?
Thanks
Jeff

What I meant by 'single write' (wrong term) is correctly called "single
session" write. Which means you burn the entire CD (up to 72 minutes) in
a single pass instead of multi-session where you burn a few tracks, take
the CD out, (play it, drop it, scratch it up,) then burn a few more
tracks... The early CD players can only handle single session CDs plus I
think they are fussier about which brand of blank you use. I found I
could use Office Depot blanks but not Memorex blanks on an older CD
jukebox. Others have found similar results. So if it works with some
home-burnt CDs, yet not with others see if the blank is the same brand.

John :-#)#


"kreed" wrote in message
...
On Apr 4, 12:25 am, "Jeff Dieterle" wrote:
Any idea on what brands of cd's will work. Also can you elaborate what
single write describes related to brining cd's ?

"John Robertson" wrote in message

news:zraIj.9793$9X3.4205@edtnps82...

wrote:
I have got my R93 up and going, but it will not play my burned CD's.
This is a home use Juke and with only 6 CD's to put in, I would like a
lot of different artists. Is there some kind of burn-ware to use so
that this box can read the CD's?
Also wanted to that Jim at Jim's Jukebox for his help and advice. If
it weren't for him, this Rowe would be at the landfill right now
instead of playing my wife's Madonna CD.
So PLEASE help me put some AC/DC, G-n-R, and other bad boys in this
box...
Later
The early CD-players won't play most home burnt CDs. You need a player
like the CD-Pro installed to do that reliably.
If you are trying to use an earlier player then the CDs must be burnt
with
a single write only. Some makes of blank CDs work, many don't on early
players.
John :-#)#
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(Please post followups or tech inquiries to the newsgroup)
John's Jukes Ltd. 2343 Main St., Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 3C9
Call (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games)
www.flippers.com
"Old pinballers never die, they just flip out."

You can really only try different brands and see if any of them
work.
Many modern writers are rubbish for CD too.



you can also use cdr-win (goldenhawk.com) but it really shouldnt make
any difference if you use nero or other common burn programs.






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Call (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games)
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"Old pinballers never die, they just flip out."

Got it John, thanks for clearing that up

"John Robertson" wrote in message
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Jeff Dieterle wrote:
I posted because I've had this issue with a Seeburg SCD-1A and a NSM
Silver City. I recently purchased a Vista laptop and using TDK cd's I was
able to rip/burn problem oem cd's and have them play fine in the Seeburg.
Using my XP laptop wasn't successful. Still haven't figured out what
single write is when burning cd's, can anybody explain that process?
Thanks
Jeff

What I meant by 'single write' (wrong term) is correctly called "single
session" write. Which means you burn the entire CD (up to 72 minutes) in a
single pass instead of multi-session where you burn a few tracks, take the
CD out, (play it, drop it, scratch it up,) then burn a few more tracks...
The early CD players can only handle single session CDs plus I think they
are fussier about which brand of blank you use. I found I could use Office
Depot blanks but not Memorex blanks on an older CD jukebox. Others have
found similar results. So if it works with some home-burnt CDs, yet not
with others see if the blank is the same brand.

John :-#)#


"kreed" wrote in message
...
On Apr 4, 12:25 am, "Jeff Dieterle" wrote:
Any idea on what brands of cd's will work. Also can you elaborate what
single write describes related to brining cd's ?

"John Robertson" wrote in message

news:zraIj.9793$9X3.4205@edtnps82...

wrote:
I have got my R93 up and going, but it will not play my burned CD's.
This is a home use Juke and with only 6 CD's to put in, I would like
a
lot of different artists. Is there some kind of burn-ware to use so
that this box can read the CD's?
Also wanted to that Jim at Jim's Jukebox for his help and advice. If
it weren't for him, this Rowe would be at the landfill right now
instead of playing my wife's Madonna CD.
So PLEASE help me put some AC/DC, G-n-R, and other bad boys in this
box...
Later
The early CD-players won't play most home burnt CDs. You need a player
like the CD-Pro installed to do that reliably.
If you are trying to use an earlier player then the CDs must be burnt
with
a single write only. Some makes of blank CDs work, many don't on early
players.
John :-#)#
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(Please post followups or tech inquiries to the newsgroup)
John's Jukes Ltd. 2343 Main St., Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 3C9
Call (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games)
www.flippers.com
"Old pinballers never die, they just flip out."

You can really only try different brands and see if any of them
work.
Many modern writers are rubbish for CD too.



you can also use cdr-win (goldenhawk.com) but it really shouldnt make
any difference if you use nero or other common burn programs.






--
(Please post followups or tech inquiries to the newsgroup)
John's Jukes Ltd. 2343 Main St., Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 3C9
Call (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games)
www.flippers.com
"Old pinballers never die, they just flip out."