Dang, so you mean they didn't work? Well, I'll be!?!?
Exactly what kinda player do you have there , anyway, Miss Kit Kat??
Now with older Best Ofs I've had some folks tell me they don't always play right in some of their older (cd) players, but did fine on their newer computers or stereo systems. Although, I used to have this 20 year old (plus) Radio Shack Realistic cd player and they always seemed to play in there...So go figgurrr.....
Anyway, the music, was really, really, nice this time so too bad it didn't play for you....And I think I did OK on the graphics too if I do say so myself...So's I reckon you can gaze at the beautiful scribe on there anyways...
Hey Miss Shugz, did the ones I sent for you play??
Uncle Pat
P.S. Happy Birthday to Chris Isaak again...
Full Version: Atten: Miss Kitty
Hey there my gorgeous UP,
Yeah it played for this lil' Sugar Doll - at home and on my PC at work.
Poor Kitty, I'll have to play it for her next time she is in town as it's a really
cool collection of tunes.
*smooches*
Sugz xx
Yeah it played for this lil' Sugar Doll - at home and on my PC at work.
Poor Kitty, I'll have to play it for her next time she is in town as it's a really
cool collection of tunes.
*smooches*
Sugz xx
Well, thanks, Shugz. That's good to know for certain.
Sometimes (depending on the laser), the discs might be at a read speed that is too fast or versa-visa for the players.
Honestly, I miss my ancient Alpine 6-disk cd changer from my old pick-Up truck, (but it finally took a
dump here recently). I could pretty much play anything in that thing (even RAFs and cds that weren't closed if you can believe that!?!?).
Commercial CDs, CDRs, fast or slow read and write speed...Of course the newer model that I got as a replacement is supposedly a step up, but of course, not as good as far as I'm concerned. You could say progress does have it's drawbacks.
Now if I ever win the Lotto, I'd be tempted to take all my Best Ofs from the past 15 years and put them on iPods and give them as X-mas gifts....Wouldn't that be something?!?!
P.S. to Miss Kitty-- if the power supply on cd players weren't quite so different betwixt the US of A and Down Under, I'd send you my old (home) cd player since I recently got a new one of those too....
UP
Sometimes (depending on the laser), the discs might be at a read speed that is too fast or versa-visa for the players.
Honestly, I miss my ancient Alpine 6-disk cd changer from my old pick-Up truck, (but it finally took a
dump here recently). I could pretty much play anything in that thing (even RAFs and cds that weren't closed if you can believe that!?!?).
Commercial CDs, CDRs, fast or slow read and write speed...Of course the newer model that I got as a replacement is supposedly a step up, but of course, not as good as far as I'm concerned. You could say progress does have it's drawbacks.
Now if I ever win the Lotto, I'd be tempted to take all my Best Ofs from the past 15 years and put them on iPods and give them as X-mas gifts....Wouldn't that be something?!?!
P.S. to Miss Kitty-- if the power supply on cd players weren't quite so different betwixt the US of A and Down Under, I'd send you my old (home) cd player since I recently got a new one of those too....
UP
Hi UP
It didnt work in my car CD Player and my car is a mitsubishi. I dont have a CD Player at home except for my son's little one in his room so he can play the Wiggles and Bob the Builder.
I will double check it again and let you know what happens.
Kitty
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It didnt work in my car CD Player and my car is a mitsubishi. I dont have a CD Player at home except for my son's little one in his room so he can play the Wiggles and Bob the Builder.
I will double check it again and let you know what happens.
Kitty
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