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Same with CD. I had a SONY car changer. It would play literally anything. Seriously, I found a Bare Naked Ladies CD on the ground. Scuffed to a point of doo
by ddingus 6y ago
Same with CD. I had a SONY car changer.
It would play literally anything. Seriously, I found a Bare Naked Ladies CD on the ground. Scuffed to a point of doom.
For grins, I put it in the SONY, and it took a bit longer to buffer up, but just worked!
That same disc would not play in any other device I had.
I get the feeling the more robust error correction was not implemented on most devices.
- aidenn0 6y agoFor CDs the metal is right under the label, so if you have a gouge on the label side, it's probably DOA.
- ddingus 6y agoDepends on how robust the device error correction is. That Sony would play very badly scuffed discs. Both side scuffed. It did so with remarkably few skips. No pops. Just about everything else I have owned would either refuse that media entirely, or play a mess.