Which Cd-R's Are Good With Lexus Hu?

[waveydavey]

Have a few digital albums i wan to burn onto CD to use in the car but wanted to know which CD-R's defo work??? I've tried some good quality CD-RW's which the HU didn't recognise. Then tried some cheapo CD-R's i had which it read ok till it warmed up then started to skip. What CD-R's are people using with the OEM Lexus HU that work fine???

Thanks in advance.

Cheers

Dave.

[Silversalmon]

I use Ritek for DVD at home and CD in my 2005 IS300 Sportcross and have had no problems whatsoever. I believe Ritek get a good name for media. Worth a try.

[MärkJ]

Use Traxdata (Ritek premium) or Verbatim CD-Rs. Can't really go wrong with those. The early IS head units are incapable of reading CD-RW media as was the case with most CD players of that era. Not sure about the later ones.

[fiveaside]

Ritek is the way to go....

[Parthiban]

Never had a skipping problem with any CD-R to be honest, even unbranded cheapo ones - could there be an issue with your writer?

[jomo]

As Parthiban stated, i've used cheepo disc's and had one probs what so ever, i use nero to burn them (the slower burning speed the better!)

[waveydavey]

Thanks guys.... I have a couple of Maxell CD-R's left so might try burning another one of those but on the laptop's burner rather than the PC's burner. If not i'll try a 10-pack of the Verbatim CD-R's as they're only £3 or £4.

Cheers

Dave.

[besty78]

hey man

i use asda's own brand mate , they are cheap as chips and do the job very well ,i used to use nero to burn but now i just use windows media player on a medium speed , verbatims also work well as i have also used those ,i have always used my lappy to burn the discs, hope this helps.