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Anyone ever play a Music CDR in new macs?
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: LaPorte, IN ,USA
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I do recording and I have an icebook 2001. I burn my original music on a stand alone CD burner similar to a Philips CD dubing machine. I then take the "MUSIC CDR" and put it in my ibook to rip it and make copies using toast. No matter what program I use, nothing reads the disc (I have about 6 music players too and they wont even play them) My old iMac did fine but I just sold it. It reads CDRs fine just not the "MUSIC" CDRs. Unfortuantely I have to use them on the dubing machine.
Anyone give me ANY help on this one????? 
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More important to learn how to play music or program a computer than to tackle a halfback
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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I am ripping and burning on a new QuickSilver DP800 and it works perfect. It reads the new burned CD as if it was bought from a CD shop. I did everyhing with itunes (Mac OS X version). I hope this helps. Try new brand of CDs...
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: LaPorte, IN ,USA
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ok here are my results, It reads and rips a CDR fine, BUT not "CDR MUSIC" CDs.--- Maxell music CDRs, all but the first track, --- Memorex some later tracks read but not the first few,--- TDK, NONE
All of these could be read in my old iMac but its gone now.
WTF????
Nothings ever easy
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: LaPorte, IN ,USA
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Ok, I was playing around with this today, I think Apple put a disabler in the system software. Since Legislation has changed recently about "Rip, Mix, and Burn".
Do you think they put something in that prohibits "MUSIC CDRs" from being copied????
HELP!
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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No problems with a TiBook and Sony music CDs that I burned on my Mac. (A good friend owns the TiBook and hasn't had any difficulty). FYI.
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"What concerns me is not the way things are, but the way people think things are." (Epictetus)
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<Jacke [Remote]>
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Do you have all the necessery extensions (Foreign file access etc.)? Try installing the Joliet Volume Access extension, you can probably find it at macupdate or versiontracker.
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: LaPorte, IN ,USA
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Hey guys, thanks for the advice. Tried installing those files and nothing is diffrent. CDRs work perfectly, Music CDRs dont. My life sucks.
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Join Date: May 2001
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hey guys,
just wanted to post an update for you. I was just at the Apple Store in Chicago and tried ripping one of the Music CDs in thier iBooks and it worked perfectly. Its my ibook. I guess I need to call Apple care.
thanks
Kent 
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