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Car Forum / Honda Cars / July 2005cd-rw media that works in your honda?
What type of cd-rw media works in your honda? i have a honda accord 2000. the only cd-r media brand that works is fuji. i have tried others such as staples brand, verbaitm, and a few others that don't work. i have tried one cd-rw that didn't work, i left it at home and don' remember the brand off hand. please write back if you know of cd-rw media that works in your honda. > What type of cd-rw media works in your honda? i have a honda accord 2000. I think the manual says that CD-RW might not work. I've had no problem in a 2003 Civic, using CD-R. I think I've used TDK, Memorex, and Office Depot.  Signature--- Clarence A Dold - Hidden Valley (Lake County) CA USA 38.8,-122.5 I use CD-Rs from HP right now. They work fine. I dont see the use for CDRW as cheap as they are now. KH >> What type of cd-rw media works in your honda? i have a honda accord 2000. > > I think the manual says that CD-RW might not work. I've had no problem in > a 2003 Civic, using CD-R. I think I've used TDK, Memorex, and Office > Depot. do they play mp3's? just curious. >> What type of cd-rw media works in your honda? i have a honda accord 2000. > > I think the manual says that CD-RW might not work. I've had no problem in > a 2003 Civic, using CD-R. I think I've used TDK, Memorex, and Office > Depot. > do they play mp3's? My 2003? No. No MP3, No WAV, just audio. There is an empty connector on the back of my 2003 Civic single-CD. This is intended for a cassette or CD changer, but the P.I.E adapter plugs in there. My MP3 player appears as a CD changer that's always on disc one track one. http://www.logjamelectronics.com/piehon98aux.html PIE HON98-AUX Auxiliary Input Converter >>> What type of cd-rw media works in your honda? i have a honda accord 2000. >> >> I think the manual says that CD-RW might not work. I've had no problem in >> a 2003 Civic, using CD-R. I think I've used TDK, Memorex, and Office >> Depot. Signature--- Clarence A Dold - Hidden Valley (Lake County) CA USA 38.8,-122.5 The 2004 XM stereo doesn't play MP3. Most re-writeable media will work. Problem is, RW's are simply less reflective than pressed CD's. When a diode laser gets use, the output declines over time. Eventually the player may not play any CD-RW's. That's probably why Honda doesn't guarantee it. A laser putting out 50% of it's original output (after several years of use) may be sufficient for a pressed CD, but won't work for an RW, for example. The amount of light bouncing back to the sensor lens simply becomes inadequate. Short answer: some will some won't Long answer: There are too many variables to say for sure this brand will or won't work. I've had different disks play and not play from the same spindle of media.... go figure. If they play Woo-Hoo; if not, try reburning to another disk at a slower burn rate. > What type of cd-rw media works in your honda? i have a honda accord 2000. > the only cd-r media brand that works is fuji. i have tried others such as > staples brand, verbaitm, and a few others that don't work. i have tried one > cd-rw that didn't work, i left it at home and don' remember the brand off > hand. please write back if you know of cd-rw media that works in your > honda. -- Tp, -------- __o ----- -\<. -------- __o --- ( )/ ( ) ---- -\<. -------------------- ( )/ ( ) ----------------------------------------- No Lawsuit Ever Fixed A Moron... which cd-rw brand have you tried? fuji cd-r's seem pretty constant. i have used two whole spindles with them and had no problems on any disk. > Short answer: some will some won't > Long answer: There are too many variables to say for sure this brand will [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > No Lawsuit Ever Fixed A Moron... |
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