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question, I have a mini cd and want to play it in my car (yes I can
easily copy its contents onto a regualr size, i realize that's an
option so please dont suggest that).

My car cd player is one where no tray comes out, I just slide the disc
into the thin slot and it pulls it in. I fear if I slide a mini disc in
it may get stuck there so I dont even want to try.

Does anyone know about such players and using mini discs in them?

[Scott Dorsey]

wrote:
question, I have a mini cd and want to play it in my car (yes I can
easily copy its contents onto a regualr size, i realize that's an
option so please dont suggest that).

My car cd player is one where no tray comes out, I just slide the disc
into the thin slot and it pulls it in. I fear if I slide a mini disc in
it may get stuck there so I dont even want to try.

Does anyone know about such players and using mini discs in them?

Some of them will play CD3 discs, some will not. Read the manual and
they will specifically mention it if they are able to deal with them.

I know the 1U rackmount Sony player, which is based on a car transport,
has no problem with CD3 discs.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Chevdo]

In article .com,
says...

question, I have a mini cd and want to play it in my car (yes I can
easily copy its contents onto a regualr size, i realize that's an
option so please dont suggest that).


OK I won't, but I will inform you that that is your ONLY option.

My car cd player is one where no tray comes out, I just slide the disc
into the thin slot and it pulls it in. I fear if I slide a mini disc in
it may get stuck there so I dont even want to try.

It doesn't get 'stuck' its simply too small to clear the unit when ejected, so
there is nothing for your little fingies to grab onto and pull it out.


Does anyone know about such players and using mini discs in them?


Yeah, they'll play just fine, but good luck getting them out. Since you
already figured that out before stupidly putting one in, the fact that you're
posting hoping someone will have a magical solution for you is somewhat
amusing.

[Brian Standefer]

"Chevdo" wrote in message
news:95xzg.180915$771.85422@edtnps89...
In article .com,
says...

Yeah, they'll play just fine, but good luck getting them out. Since you
already figured that out before stupidly putting one in, the fact that
you're
posting hoping someone will have a magical solution for you is somewhat
amusing.

Sheesh, can't you just answer the question without the personal attacks?

[Chewy Papadopoulous]

In article .com,
says...

question, I have a mini cd and want to play it in my car (yes I can
easily copy its contents onto a regualr size, i realize that's an
option so please dont suggest that).


Adapter rings that fit around the mini cd are available at your local
record store. They work.

Chewy

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Chevdo wrote:
In article .com,
says...

question, I have a mini cd and want to play it in my car (yes I can
easily copy its contents onto a regualr size, i realize that's an
option so please dont suggest that).


OK I won't, but I will inform you that that is your ONLY option.

My car cd player is one where no tray comes out, I just slide the disc
into the thin slot and it pulls it in. I fear if I slide a mini disc in
it may get stuck there so I dont even want to try.

It doesn't get 'stuck' its simply too small to clear the unit when ejected, so
there is nothing for your little fingies to grab onto and pull it out.


Does anyone know about such players and using mini discs in them?


Yeah, they'll play just fine, but good luck getting them out. Since you
already figured that out before stupidly putting one in, the fact that you're
posting hoping someone will have a magical solution for you is somewhat
amusing.

whats the matter, mommy and daddy not show you enough attention?
take your fingers off the keyboard and put them back in your mouth now
you ****ing douche

[[email protected]]

Chewy Papadopoulous wrote:
In article .com,
says...

question, I have a mini cd and want to play it in my car (yes I can
easily copy its contents onto a regualr size, i realize that's an
option so please dont suggest that).


Adapter rings that fit around the mini cd are available at your local
record store. They work.

Chewy

thank you Chewy for your "magical solution" its good that not everyone
uses usent to vent their insecurities, much obliged

[Chevdo]

In article et,
says...


In article .com,
says...

question, I have a mini cd and want to play it in my car (yes I can
easily copy its contents onto a regualr size, i realize that's an
option so please dont suggest that).


Adapter rings that fit around the mini cd are available at your local
record store. They work.



I would NOT stick one of those things in a flush-mount CD player. Have you
actually tried it? They're not designed for that purpose, they're designed
for adapting for tray-mount CD players without a 3" hole in the tray (very few
tray-loading players don't have a hole for holding 3" CDs either)

[Chevdo]

In article ,
says...


"Chevdo" wrote in message
news:95xzg.180915$771.85422@edtnps89...
In article .com,
says...

Yeah, they'll play just fine, but good luck getting them out. Since you
already figured that out before stupidly putting one in, the fact that
you're
posting hoping someone will have a magical solution for you is somewhat
amusing.

Sheesh, can't you just answer the question without the personal attacks?



If that's what you consider to be a 'personal attack' egregious enough to
warrant you sticking your brown nose into the matter, you probably burst into
tears upon being bitten by a mosquito.

[Laurence Payne]

On 1 Aug 2006 15:52:30 -0700, wrote:

Adapter rings that fit around the mini cd are available at your local
record store. They work.

Chewy

thank you Chewy for your "magical solution" its good that not everyone
uses usent to vent their insecurities, much obliged

I'd still like confirmation that they work in slot-loading units.

[Mike Rivers]

wrote:
question, I have a mini cd and want to play it in my car (yes I can
easily copy its contents onto a regualr size, i realize that's an
option so please dont suggest that).

I'd ask your car dealer. They'll probably tell you not to do it, and I
would, too. You don't want to get it lost in there. Taking a chance
like that is just being stupid.

If it's important enough to play in your car, best to make a copy on a
standard disk.

[Chewy Papadopoulous]

Y'all are welcome to worry... but it's never been a problem in my car.

It's never been much of an issue, either. And Mike, it's not nice to
call people stupid, directly or by implication.

Chewy.

[Eeyore]

Chewy Papadopoulous wrote:

Y'all are welcome to worry... but it's never been a problem in my car.

It's never been much of an issue, either. And Mike, it's not nice to
call people stupid, directly or by implication.

He was very clearly right to do that.

Maybe you'd like to insert some potato chips into your CD player too ?

Graham

[Eeyore]

wrote:

Chevdo wrote:
In article .com,
says...

question, I have a mini cd and want to play it in my car (yes I can
easily copy its contents onto a regualr size, i realize that's an
option so please dont suggest that).


OK I won't, but I will inform you that that is your ONLY option.

My car cd player is one where no tray comes out, I just slide the disc
into the thin slot and it pulls it in. I fear if I slide a mini disc in
it may get stuck there so I dont even want to try.

It doesn't get 'stuck' its simply too small to clear the unit when ejected, so
there is nothing for your little fingies to grab onto and pull it out.


Does anyone know about such players and using mini discs in them?


Yeah, they'll play just fine, but good luck getting them out. Since you
already figured that out before stupidly putting one in, the fact that you're
posting hoping someone will have a magical solution for you is somewhat
amusing.

whats the matter, mommy and daddy not show you enough attention?
take your fingers off the keyboard and put them back in your mouth now
you ****ing douche

You're an idiot troll. Bugger off.

Graham

[Eeyore]

Brian Standefer wrote:

"Chevdo" wrote in message
news:95xzg.180915$771.85422@edtnps89...
In article .com,
says...

Yeah, they'll play just fine, but good luck getting them out. Since you
already figured that out before stupidly putting one in, the fact that
you're
posting hoping someone will have a magical solution for you is somewhat
amusing.

Sheesh, can't you just answer the question without the personal attacks?

An *attack* ! ?????

You must be new to Usenet. That was pussy cat stuff !

Graham

[Chewy Papadopoulous]

Mike Rivers wrote:

To not consider risks when using something in a way that it wasn't
designed to be used (or which MAY NOT be something the manufacturer
ever thought about) is just plain stupid, stupid. Call me impolite if
that makes you feel better, but it's the truth.


Yeah, but it MAY HAVE, as well. Not that it matters... I was just
answering a question.

I wouldn't argue against your advice; it makes practical sense. And yes,
you were impolite; but then again, from what I've read over the years
you appear to like banjos as well, which explains a lot. And that's the
truth, too...

I stop with this here.

Chewy