Hello

I am looking for a CD Receiver that will allow me to play CD-R made in
Windows Media Player. Any ideas?

The only player that I have located so far is the newer Eclipse CD
8454, but it is a unit without power and I do not wish to use external
amplifiers.

Thank You

My Panasonic is WMA capable. Check out their whole line for one that impresses
you. I'm sure there are other brands that support it too.


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Hello

I am looking for a CD Receiver that will allow me to play CD-R made in
Windows Media Player. Any ideas?

The only player that I have located so far is the newer Eclipse CD
8454, but it is a unit without power and I do not wish to use external
amplifiers.

Thank You

Alpine, Clarion, Eclipse, JVC, Kenwood, Panasonic, Pioneer all have
models with WMA capability. Take your pick. Crutchfield has info on all
but Eclipse if you wish to check them out. There's likely more brands as
well.

Brandonb


wrote:
Hello

I am looking for a CD Receiver that will allow me to play CD-R made in
Windows Media Player. Any ideas?

The only player that I have located so far is the newer Eclipse CD
8454, but it is a unit without power and I do not wish to use external
amplifiers.

Thank You

Uh, I'm not sure that the poster was asking about WMA format. He said
he wanted to play a CD-R made with Windows Media Player; as far as I
know, that's a plain old "redbook" cd format.

John

Brandon Buckner wrote in message ...
Alpine, Clarion, Eclipse, JVC, Kenwood, Panasonic, Pioneer all have
models with WMA capability. Take your pick. Crutchfield has info on all
but Eclipse if you wish to check them out. There's likely more brands as
well.

Brandonb


wrote:
Hello

I am looking for a CD Receiver that will allow me to play CD-R made in
Windows Media Player. Any ideas?

The only player that I have located so far is the newer Eclipse CD
8454, but it is a unit without power and I do not wish to use external
amplifiers.

Thank You

Let me rephrase: A "CD-R made in Windows Media Player" (via the "copy
to CD" function) does not write WMA's to the cd; it creates a redbook
format. So I'm not sure that WMA support is what the poster really
needs (though it is what he asked for).

John

Brandon Buckner wrote in message ...
Alpine, Clarion, Eclipse, JVC, Kenwood, Panasonic, Pioneer all have
models with WMA capability. Take your pick. Crutchfield has info on all
but Eclipse if you wish to check them out. There's likely more brands as
well.

Brandonb


wrote:
Hello

I am looking for a CD Receiver that will allow me to play CD-R made in
Windows Media Player. Any ideas?

The only player that I have located so far is the newer Eclipse CD
8454, but it is a unit without power and I do not wish to use external
amplifiers.

Thank You

The Alpine CDA-9827 supports WMA and MP3.
--
Todd

Well, at least I tried. You seem to be more familiar with creating the
CD using WMP. I personally try to stay away from it. I'll bow out now.

Brandonb


John Vannoy wrote:
Let me rephrase: A "CD-R made in Windows Media Player" (via the "copy
to CD" function) does not write WMA's to the cd; it creates a redbook
format. So I'm not sure that WMA support is what the poster really
needs (though it is what he asked for).

John

Brandon Buckner wrote in message ...

Alpine, Clarion, Eclipse, JVC, Kenwood, Panasonic, Pioneer all have
models with WMA capability. Take your pick. Crutchfield has info on all
but Eclipse if you wish to check them out. There's likely more brands as
well.

Brandonb


wrote:

Hello

I am looking for a CD Receiver that will allow me to play CD-R made in
Windows Media Player. Any ideas?

The only player that I have located so far is the newer Eclipse CD
8454, but it is a unit without power and I do not wish to use external
amplifiers.

Thank You

Brandon,
You're right - WMP is not the best tool for creating CD's. I
personally never burn redbook format any more (why limit yourself to
80 minutes per disc when you can copy MP3 or WMA files to it and get
over 10 hours?).

What I really want to see is a head unit with a USB port where I can
plug in my USB drive and play MP3's from it. Why handle delicate CD's
when you have a durable, 1GB device that clips to your shirt pocket
and doesn't require a CD burner to use.

John


Brandon Buckner wrote in message ...
Well, at least I tried. You seem to be more familiar with creating the
CD using WMP. I personally try to stay away from it. I'll bow out now.

Brandonb


John Vannoy wrote:
Let me rephrase: A "CD-R made in Windows Media Player" (via the "copy
to CD" function) does not write WMA's to the cd; it creates a redbook
format. So I'm not sure that WMA support is what the poster really
needs (though it is what he asked for).

John

Brandon Buckner wrote in message ...

Alpine, Clarion, Eclipse, JVC, Kenwood, Panasonic, Pioneer all have
models with WMA capability. Take your pick. Crutchfield has info on all
but Eclipse if you wish to check them out. There's likely more brands as
well.

Brandonb


wrote:

Hello

I am looking for a CD Receiver that will allow me to play CD-R made in
Windows Media Player. Any ideas?

The only player that I have located so far is the newer Eclipse CD
8454, but it is a unit without power and I do not wish to use external
amplifiers.

Thank You