The file format of the CD disc of the car CD player

The car is generally in CD format, and there are a lot of burning software, disc burning masters, and Nero can be.

The composition of the car audio system:

1. Host: car sound source. The host includes only the radio host with broadcast reception function, the radio plus *** host, the cd host, the cd plus the CD disk box, the CD plus navigation host and the cd *** car MP5 host, *** machine, etc.

2. Speaker: The car audio sound generating unit turns electrical energy into sound waves. Including treble, midrange, bass, and subwoofer.

3. Power amplifier: power amplifier is power amplifier. Commonly known as the "amplifier", it is the most basic equipment in the audio system, and its task is to amplify the weak electrical signals from the source (or from the mixer in the professional audio system) to drive the speaker to produce sound.

The CD machine cannot read the disc in *** data format, but the *** machine can read the disc in DC format. The same goes for automotive DC machines.

First of all, the car CD player can't read *** discs, but it can read *** files, therefore, you can burn your favorite songs to CD-R discs (preferably *** format), in addition, your computer may not be able to burn *** discs.

CD is not able to read *** disc, you need to car *** to do. And the CD disc can be written in *** format, but you need your car *** support to read, you can see the car *** with or without *** function.

It is not possible to read CD discs, but CD can read *** discs.

Because genuine CDs have no effect, they are unreadable.

CD stands for CD-R

CD-R is a write-once, permanent-read standard.

Once data is written to a CD-R disc, the disc can no longer be engraved.

Most CD-R on the market is a burned-CD that can repeatedly write pure digital data, with the exception of ***, by selecting Allow files to be added later before burning). The resulting disc can be read on a CD-DA or CD-ROM drive. CD-R works on the same principle as CD-ROM, both are read by the change in the reflected light of the "dents" and "flats" of the laser shining on the platter; The difference is that the "dent" of the CD-ROM is printed, while the CD-R is fired by a burner.