MP3 won't play all the recorded tracks in the car???

MP3 won't play all the recorded tracks in the car???

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spidermanUK

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808 posts

230 months

Tuesday 19th May 2009
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I recently stumbled into the 21st century and managed to record about 150 music tracks onto a CD in what I believe is MP3 format.

The issue I have is that when I play the disc in my Bose home system it plays all 150 tracks, but when I use the disc in the Range Rover it will only play the 1st 60 tracks. Is there a way of forcing it to read the additional songs and keep me entertained?

FlossyThePig

4,086 posts

244 months

Tuesday 19th May 2009
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spidermanUK said:
The issue I have is that when I play the disc in my Bose home system it plays all 150 tracks, but when I use the disc in the Range Rover it will only play the 1st 60 tracks. Is there a way of forcing it to read the additional songs and keep me entertained?
60 is a small number, my peugeot can handle 500. I found this out ripping audio books.

How are the files organised?
How old is the unit (and what is it) in the Range Rover?

Finlandia

7,803 posts

232 months

Tuesday 19th May 2009
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Could be a number of reasons, top three would be:
Are they all mp3's or a supported format?
Are they encoded to a supported bitrate?
Are they layered in different folders on the disc, maybe too many layers for the RR to read?