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Can I burn music CDs onto a CDRW?

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Argo

Lifer
Since I don't have an mp3 player in my car I usually just burn stuff off iTunes onto CDrs and then listen to in my car. Everytime I want to add a new song or two to the cd, I need to burn a new one, which is becoming a waste. Has anyone ever tried burning music onto CDRW? I guess I could try that, but I wanted to be sure before I waste an hour compiling a burning several albums.
 
Originally posted by: Argo
Since I don't have an mp3 player in my car I usually just burn stuff off iTunes onto CDrs and then listen to in my car. Everytime I want to add a new song or two to the cd, I need to burn a new one, which is becoming a waste. Has anyone ever tried burning music onto CDRW? I guess I could try that, but I wanted to be sure before I waste an hour compiling a burning several albums.
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Argo, I think you have a C-Class? If you have the MB CD Changer, you cannot use CD-RW's, or at least in my 02 and 99. Also, you cannot put in an MP3 CD Changer because the CD Changer uses a fiber optic cable for the changer in the trunk. Unless you FM Mod, but come on🙂
 
no kidding... my mouth dropped when he said waste. Is he really gonna try burning them over 1000 times?
 
Originally posted by: Quasmo
no kidding... my mouth dropped when he said waste. Is he really gonna try burning them over 1000 times?
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I think by wasting he meant buying them and then finding out I don't need them, which would be a waste indeed, considering I mostly use DVD-RW.
 
Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
Originally posted by: Argo
Since I don't have an mp3 player in my car I usually just burn stuff off iTunes onto CDrs and then listen to in my car. Everytime I want to add a new song or two to the cd, I need to burn a new one, which is becoming a waste. Has anyone ever tried burning music onto CDRW? I guess I could try that, but I wanted to be sure before I waste an hour compiling a burning several albums.
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Argo, I think you have a C-Class? If you have the MB CD Changer, you cannot use CD-RW's, or at least in my 02 and 99. Also, you cannot put in an MP3 CD Changer because the CD Changer uses a fiber optic cable for the changer in the trunk. Unless you FM Mod, but come on🙂
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Mine's 03 but I doubt they changed much. You're probably right, but I'll burn one song and try playing it.
 
Originally posted by: Argo
Originally posted by: Quasmo
no kidding... my mouth dropped when he said waste. Is he really gonna try burning them over 1000 times?
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I think by wasting he meant buying them and then finding out I don't need them, which would be a waste indeed, considering I mostly use DVD-RW.
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correct. You thought I didn't know what the RW meant?
 
Originally posted by: Argo
Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
Originally posted by: Argo
Since I don't have an mp3 player in my car I usually just burn stuff off iTunes onto CDrs and then listen to in my car. Everytime I want to add a new song or two to the cd, I need to burn a new one, which is becoming a waste. Has anyone ever tried burning music onto CDRW? I guess I could try that, but I wanted to be sure before I waste an hour compiling a burning several albums.
Click to expand...

Argo, I think you have a C-Class? If you have the MB CD Changer, you cannot use CD-RW's, or at least in my 02 and 99. Also, you cannot put in an MP3 CD Changer because the CD Changer uses a fiber optic cable for the changer in the trunk. Unless you FM Mod, but come on🙂
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Mine's 03 but I doubt they changed much. You're probably right, but I'll burn one song and try playing it.
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230 or 320? I got a C240 4MATIC as a loaner, and it was fun to play with in the snow, but I missed my SLK. How do you like the car overall though?
 
Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
Originally posted by: Argo
Originally posted by: KPSHAH316
Originally posted by: Argo
Since I don't have an mp3 player in my car I usually just burn stuff off iTunes onto CDrs and then listen to in my car. Everytime I want to add a new song or two to the cd, I need to burn a new one, which is becoming a waste. Has anyone ever tried burning music onto CDRW? I guess I could try that, but I wanted to be sure before I waste an hour compiling a burning several albums.
Click to expand...

Argo, I think you have a C-Class? If you have the MB CD Changer, you cannot use CD-RW's, or at least in my 02 and 99. Also, you cannot put in an MP3 CD Changer because the CD Changer uses a fiber optic cable for the changer in the trunk. Unless you FM Mod, but come on🙂
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Mine's 03 but I doubt they changed much. You're probably right, but I'll burn one song and try playing it.
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230 or 320? I got a C240 4MATIC as a loaner, and it was fun to play with in the snow, but I missed my SLK. How do you like the car overall though?
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230. It's ok, a little tough in the snow. Thinking about trading it in either for 6cyl Audi A4 Quattro or AWD G35.
 
Originally posted by: Argo
Didn't work. 🙁
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won't say, "I told you so," in the Michelle Tanner voice, but why do you want to leave the club man!!! If you want a bigger car, get a used E320 4MATIC. Its a beautiful car, and handles great in the snow.
 
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