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Going to transfer some tracks from my comp to xbox.
Heard there was some problem with the Xbox reading CDRs, do I need to burn the CDR's at the slowest possible speed to remedy this?
Heard there was some problem with the Xbox reading CDRs, do I need to burn the CDR's at the slowest possible speed to remedy this?
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This CD-RW has taken about 40 mins to copy though. :S
I got a magazine booklet when I first got the Xbox that told me to use CD-RW but I never wanted to put any burnt music on until now so I forgot what it was I had to do. :)
*laughs at Aoe*
Gargh. Why did someone not tell me i could use CDRW on it?
*starts putting music on Xbox*
*starts putting music on Xbox*
Yay it works!
Yep my CDR did not work so I dug out my 1 CD-RW. :D
CDRs don't work on mine, I think it depends on the drive you have in there...
CD-RWs work, I've heard.
CD-RWs work, I've heard.
gamesfreak wrote:
"Use CD-RW's"
Wouldn't they be less likely to work? CDR playback is more widely supported. Plus, CDRW's cost more
"Use CD-RW's"
Wouldn't they be less likely to work? CDR playback is more widely supported. Plus, CDRW's cost more
Some drives within the console support CDR's, some don't.
Use CD-RW's.
Use CD-RW's.
I put some songs on Xbox to Burnout 3 from a CDR...works like a dream
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