On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 17:20:37 -0500, "Joseph Brown"
wrote:

I tried burning CD-Rs with a SONY CRX145E CD Burner and other CDR-s with a
SONY DRU510A burner, but CDR disks overheat when played back on my Panasonic
CQ-DP383U car CD player.

This morning I played a pressed CD, it didn't overheat. The problem seems
only to occur when I playback CDRs.

It shouldn't be a problem with a CD-R. CD-RWs maybe, but not CD-Rs. What
burner are you using?


I actually have the same problems with my wife's JVC CD
player. I can't remember the model number, but it's the dual-DIN
model with both a tape deck and a CD player. It will play pressed
discs all day long, but after playing CD-Rs (not CD-RWs) for about an
hour, the sound will get "staticky" and start to break up. When this
happens, I can go right back to pressed discs with no problems. I
never get any kind of error code - the sound just goes to hell.

My CD-Rs are burned on a Hewlett-Packard 9100 burner.

Scott Gardner