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My CD player seems to have gone haywire

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YOUR RESEARCHMy CD player seems to have gone haywire

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Use slower burning speed fixes it

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I've had it happen with disks burned with iTunes on MacOS with both a G5 tower and macbook pro; using a slower burning speed fixes it.
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Use slower burning speed fixes it

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I've had it happen with disks burned with iTunes on MacOS with both a G5 tower and macbook pro; using a slower burning speed fixes it.
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POST 1Original post

I've only owned the car for a few days and had been listening to CDs as normal. Stereo worked like it should but today when out driving the CD had a weird scratch sound almost like a vinyl record and then the CD player just stopped. I tried several times to replay the CD and the same result occurred. I thought perhaps it was that particular CD so tried another one. Same results. Anyone hear of anything like this?

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I've had it happen with disks burned with iTunes on MacOS with both a G5 tower and macbook pro; using a slower burning speed fixes it. However, if they are original cd's, something's probably wrong with the laser alignment or the servo and you need a new unit.

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