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music loading onto the avic...

By clonedkorl · May 25, 2008in Hacks/Mods💬 9 posts👁️ 1,863 views
Posted May 25, 2008 · 18:39 UTC#1

I just installed my Z2 about a week ago and I have a question about loading music into it. a regular burned cd will hold on average 17-20 songs on it. A burned data cd that the z2 will also play will hold around 150ish songs. When I load a regular cd into the avic and record all the songs on it, it makes a new folder with those songs in it. Going this route I will have hundreds of folders with 17-20 songs each in them. Is there any way to combine folders and is the z2 able to record all the songs from a data cd that has 150+ songs on it?

Posted May 25, 2008 · 21:49 UTC#2

Nope!

Posted May 29, 2008 · 01:37 UTC#3

you could just put all the songs that you want together under the same genre or album name then just axcess them that way.

Posted Jul 26, 2008 · 14:41 UTC#4

so when you load up a burned cd/data cd, it records for you.......mine Z2 upgraded to a Z3 will only record a legit cds....any advice or help?

Posted Jul 26, 2008 · 15:40 UTC#5
so when you load up a burned cd/data cd, it records for you.......mine Z2 upgraded to a Z3 will only record a legit cds....any advice or help?

it doesn't record data....my advice is to burn it right!

Posted Jul 26, 2008 · 23:18 UTC#6

what do you mean burn it right?

Posted Jul 27, 2008 · 05:45 UTC#7
Nope!

 

Damn too bad that would be a nice option. So only orginal media works correct?

Posted Jul 27, 2008 · 11:22 UTC#8

as far as i know , yes. I can't seem to load any other music besides from an original cd. if someone knows how, please let me in on the secret.....do you have to burn it at a certain bit rate?

Posted Jul 27, 2008 · 20:10 UTC#9
as far as i know , yes. I can't seem to load any other music besides from an original cd. if someone knows how, please let me in on the secret.....do you have to burn it at a certain bit rate?

 

burn it as an audio disc... not that you should see a setting for bitrate since anything else wouldn't be compliant with spec, but it's 1411kb/s