I have a JVC KDSH77, and with my old burning program it would read the cd text, the names of the songs ect. Well with that one I had to convert every file to a WAV, and I had alot of problems with it. Well I got Nero, and its been a great program, no converting or anything like that, but I cant for the life of me get it to burn text. I went to file , cd compilation, and there it was. I checked for it to burn text, and named the cd and the artist, and it burned fine. It even went through and listed the names of the songs as it was burning. But the cd player still says NO NAME for the title and artist and everything, Its getting frustrated. I think that its Nero 5.5. Any help at all would be really appreciated, thanks alot!

 

What brand CDR drive do you have and what brand CDRs are you using?

 

Nero should have a list on their site that says which cd burners it supports for CD text.

 

When you go to the burn the CD the "Write CD" window shows up there should be a box to check that says "Write CD Text on CD" under the "Audio-CD" sub category. Check that box and it should write CD Text on you CD's. I have made about 1000 Cd's all with CD text and they work perfectly.

 

I had the same problem with Nero 5.5 and my Pioneer DEH6400R. I went to Aheads webite and downloaded Nero version 5.5.9.9. installed it without uninstalling the previous version and it automatically updated it and cured the problem. If you install it without your previous version already installed, it runs as a demo version (asking for serial no's). So make sure your previous version is installed............Phil

 

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I had the same problem with Nero 5.5 and my Pioneer DEH6400R. I went to Aheads webite and downloaded Nero version 5.5.9.9. installed it without uninstalling the previous version and it automatically updated it and cured the problem. If you install it without your previous version already installed, it runs as a demo version (asking for serial no's). So make sure your previous version is installed............Phil

 

One last thing, as all these suggestions are good ones. Make sure you're burning the CDs using Disc-At-Once and not Track-At-Once.