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Music CD problem
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: West Virginia
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I have OS X Jaguar, and everytime I put a music CD in(original and burned CD's), I get this message saying that this disc contains no volumes that the Mac OS can read, and I can't play my music. Anyone know what the deal is with this?
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I have an MacBook, 15" monitor, 1 GIG ram, 120 gig internal hard drive, 500 gig external hard drive, and an iMac with 40 gig internal hard drive with iSight web cam. Using Mac OS 10.5 Leopard
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Join Date: Jan 2002
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Originally posted by trek2008:
I have OS X Jaguar, and everytime I put a music CD in(original and burned CD's), I get this message saying that this disc contains no volumes that the Mac OS can read, and I can't play my music. Anyone know what the deal is with this?
Does this happen with every music CD you put into your machine, or only a specific one? Also, what model is your Mac?
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"Bill Gates can't guarantee Windows... how can you guarantee my safety?"
-John Crichton
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This happens with all music cd's. I have one of the flat panel iMac's.
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I have an MacBook, 15" monitor, 1 GIG ram, 120 gig internal hard drive, 500 gig external hard drive, and an iMac with 40 gig internal hard drive with iSight web cam. Using Mac OS 10.5 Leopard
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Originally posted by trek2008:
This happens with all music cd's. I have one of the flat panel iMac's.
Just to clarify: It does NOT happen with CD-ROMs or DVDs?
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Sounds like what happened to me. I got the same messages and a few days later it wouldn't even do that much...
Here is a thread about it on Apple's discussion boards.
If it's still under warranty you're lucky. If it's not under warranty you can decide if you want to shell out $500+ for the repair or buy something external.
Dunno what to say. I'm just surprised this hasn't been reported on.
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If this only happens with music CDs, it's probably a softeare issue... If it happens with every disk you put into your machine, it sounds like your drive may need to be replaced...
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