Why dont some of my cds play in my car when i burn from itunes?

Question

could the speed of how im burning affect it like fastest speed is the setting i have it on

Answer 1

Because your cd has a virus and it infected your cars computer. Don't drive over 50mph or it will activate it and you will loose control of the vehicle.

Answer 2

Are you using CD-R media?  Burning CD's for music playback works best when using CD-R media.

Answer 3

Not sure, but some of my CDs have had problems if I put a label on them...Did you print any labels on them? Cuz the heat from the car makes it bubble I guess...

Answer 4

uh

check if they are finalized

or if you're putting too many tracks onto one cd.  

and if that's the problem then I suggest getting blank cds that are compatible all-around

also check if your player can play mp3s and such.

Answer 5

Make sure all the CD you burn is using the audio CD format. For Music CD.

Answer 6

  Because you hae a cheap CD Player in youre car????

Answer 7

Possibly, but more than likely you have an older unit on one end, probably your car.  Happened to me.

Answer 8

Because it knows that  your too lazy to actually buy the CD then burn it from itunes.

Answer 9

You can burn song for cd player with Itunes because I tunes just only downloading music from the internet. You can use Windows Media Player 11 by click the 'burn' tab and create an audio cd so it can be played by the cd player in your car. It works for me. I think it will works for you to. You can email me if you want more details about computer programming. I try my best to give a best answer. Please give me 10 points so I can reached my next level. Your kindness will be appreciated.

Answer 10

Not all car radios can play certain kinds of CDs

My car doesn't play CD-RWs, but it will play CD-Rs...you have to look at the CD you used to burn the songs onto.

Also, some cars can't play MP3 files, it has to be actual CD files

Hope that helps! :)  

Answer 11

they may not be finalized. make sure they are!

Answer 12

this could be weird, not all cd players in cars are mp3 compatible, try to copy about 17 of them onto a music cd like a cd/rw and see what happens then, other than that, i have no idea.