Ford Focus: Aux

unknown wrote: 


I'm not a computer whiz, but whenever I copy MP3 files to a CD, they're
individual files, and not lumped under a master file name. Don't know if
that helps or is even remotely connected to what you're asking, but they
work on my 2004 ZX5 that way.

John

JPH wrote: 

No, I don't have them in a gross file, just in the root of the media.

In message <7Q4Ve.179293$Hk.86340@pd7tw1no>, unknown
<com> wrote 

CD or DVD media? It will probably not play MP3s on a DVD disk.

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Alan
mailto:clara.co.uk

Alan wrote: 
CD only.

unknown wrote: 


Does another CD/MP3 player (other than the one on your
computer) read the disc you made? What software are you
using to create the disc? You can't just copy the MP3 files
to a CD, you MUST have a software program that puts the MP3
files on a disc in the format that a CD/MP3 player can read.

If that is not the problem I would suggest that you try
different media. Some CD/MP3 players read some brands of
media better than others. I have been using Optimum brand
48x discs and my 6 disc changer and it has not had a problem
reading any of them. I put about 225 songs on each disc
(over 10 hours) so I have over 60 hours of MY favorite music
available in my player.

As for your question on the use of the "aux" input, I would
like to know the answer to that too.
--
Bill R

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Bill R wrote: 

Yes they play on other players. I'm going to borrow one made on another
PC & try it. I use Nero, I didn't think there was a better tool for this.

Nobody seems to know how to use the AUX

unknown wrote: 

The Aux is for line level audio. Possible sources: earphone jack on whatever
or the ever present iPod.

FanJet wrote: 

Where's the input?