Repeat play on stand-alone CD player

[ponkstar]

Hi

I am having a problem with getting a CD I have burnt on my PC to comply with the "repeat all" function on a stand-alone CD/stereo unit.

My 2yo son loves a particular DVD of his and I ripped the audio track to a set of wav files and burned them onto an audio CD for him, and he listens to it at night time. Usually with his night-time CDs - including the ones that Dad burns for him - repeat all tracks all night without a hitch, but this one cd, no matter what, doesn't seem to want to do it.

I am using a Benq generic CD burner and it does all my CDs without this issue, and use Nero express to burn them.

I have tried the following to no avail:
- different blank media
- burning at a slower speed
- converting to MP3 then converting to ausio Cd with nero
- joining all the wavs into a single track and using single "track repeat"
- burning with the CDRW function of my DVD burner

Does anyone have any suggestions of what else I might try??

Thanks very much in advance.

Go Socceroos!!!

[Bjs]

Try and confirm you are burning audio with a frequency of 44.1hz only ... normal music cd's .

Use audiocity to convert them to required frequency before burning them .

Never encode to mp3 and back to wav ... the quality gose down .

[ponkstar]

THanks Bjs

Unfortunately the tracks are all 44.1hz, so it must be something else.

[Bjs]

I just ran into a toast sucker ...

Check the file name's used on the disc that play's fine .
Then compare that too this new disc you are creating ... might be a file naming issue .