The motor in a CD player (or any "disk medium" player) is necessary to spin the CD at a speed that the laser pickup can "read" the data on the disk. As the laser pickup moves along the surface scanning the disk, it causes the motor to slow down as it gets further out on the disk so the data is still read at the correct speed. Or just the opposite, reading from the outside egde of the CD the laser needs to read constitantly so the disk motor speeds up for the smaller circumference of the data on the disk. A combination of elecltronics monitors the motor speed, the data being read and the location of the laser computing the time necessary.
Yes your data CDs will work on your CD player, but they might not work with your car stereo, due to different formats.
My cd player do not work. The tape will not take the cd. I would have to force the cd inside the cd. How can i fix this problem?
take your CD Player to a shop to get it fixed
theres a laser thingy a that hits the cd!
A Compact Disk (CD).
Like any other 6-cd changer. It has a rack with 6 slots in it, with the motor and read laser able to swing to the side and raise/lower to the current cd's level.
Try putting the CD in the CD player haha
It means the cd player doesnt work.
how do you work a1998 holden barina hatchback cd player
my exployer has a cd player in the dash plus a 6disk cd player in the consele how do i get it to work
is turns the CD round and plays music
yes, as long as the CD player has an auxillary plug also.