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Old 28th May 2004, 02:55 PM   (permalink)
Default car cd player using cd-rom drive

plz help me out
any body have a ckt for car cd plyer using cd-rom and amplifier
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Old 28th May 2004, 03:35 PM   (permalink)
Default Re: car cd player using cd-rom drive

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plz help me out
any body have a ckt for car cd plyer using cd-rom and amplifier
I can't say I've seen any specific car ones, but there are various projects on the web for using CD-ROM drives as audio CD players, this link uses a PIC16F877 to control it http://private.addcom.de/KeithWilson/Projects/mucop.htm.
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Old 28th May 2004, 07:44 PM   (permalink)
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most cd drives have audio output and can play an audio cd without the computer.
but most of them don't have control buttons for playback....
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Old 28th May 2004, 09:04 PM   (permalink)
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but most of them don't have control buttons for playback....
on one of my old cd drives all i have is an eject/stop and play button... altho it doesnt say what track is on etc
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Old 28th May 2004, 09:35 PM   (permalink)
Default anti-skip and damping

One thing to consider is the environment the CD drive was designed to be used in. Nowadays, most portable CD players feature some kind of anti-skip circuitry. Standard computer CDROM drives are used on a stable surface, and I doubt they have this feature. You may get better results from a portable CD player.
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Old 28th May 2004, 10:04 PM   (permalink)
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One thing to consider is the environment the CD drive was designed to be used in. Nowadays, most portable CD players feature some kind of anti-skip circuitry. Standard computer CDROM drives are used on a stable surface, and I doubt they have this feature. You may get better results from a portable CD player.
good point. wudnt be so bad if the car was parked up somewere...
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Old 28th May 2004, 10:56 PM   (permalink)
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i did that using a creative infra cd rom drive which has all the cd-player button on its face and comes with an optional remote..u simply need to wire from the streo output or analouge output from the rear of the drive into the appropiate circuit of ur cd cassette player amplifier.. if ur car cassette player is equippied with a cd-in jack.. then it would be a breeze to do that :lol:
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Old 29th May 2004, 07:54 PM   (permalink)
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you are right about the buffer thing.
my cd-rom has 2 buttons to. same as mentioned before. but it is hard to use them...
and i have tried a cd-rom drive ..not in a car, but outside of a computer. i can tell you that it stops at each move, so it is not good for a car, unless you can make some shock absorbers...
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