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I'm having a heck of a time. I had hoped I could just pop the CD's into my CD player and listen to a book. But noooo. The CD player said it cannot read the input. Anyone know how to fix this? |
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Is it a commercially recorded book or has it been put on a cd by an individual? Last Edited on: 8/2/12 2:21 PM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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I got it from here. |
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Usually a read error means their are scratches on the CD OR it's in a format it cannot understand.. What CD is it? Are you using windows media player? |
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She says she's using a CD player, so I'm thinking it may be an MP3 disc, and her CD player doesn't read MP3 format. Just a guess, though. Ashlyn, check the box. Somewhere on there it should say what format it is. If it's MP3, then you may need a new CD player. Most of the newer ones play MP3 format with no problems. |
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I think that's the problem. If buying a new player that will read MP3 CD's is the answer, I'll gladly do so. My husband, Mr. Techy, puts them on my netbook but I only got through disc 1. Now he's on a business trip for 3 weeks. I need a way to read my audiobooks that doesn't depend upon him or some other computer wiz. I just want to put the disc into it's slot and hit play. I'll go to Best buy. I'm sure the techys there can point me to the right machine.
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