If you get a Pioneer Error 17 error code, today’s guide is written to help you.
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Originally posted by rajivanoj
I bought a car with the first mp3 player. it worked well. But immediately when I insert the CD, the idea to “read the format” appears and after a while error 11 appears
I thought it was really a problem with the CD, and played another CD as well. I really think he found out. And they began to count the length of the song, but there was no sound. the speaker was intact. Then I pulled out the CD and put it back in. then it was caused by error 17 and the result was error 11 .. which problem should be the most important one?
is the cd to blame or the headphones are to blame? I tested two video games in which I burned an MP3 CD and the other in a data disc structure. but both are likely. To And DVD works great with DVD in the living room.
It is not clear from your description whether the second CD you played was considered another data CD with MP3 songs, or an audio CD otherwise.
First, check if your HU (Pioneer MP3 Player) can record normal audio CDs correctly. This can determine if the CD-ROM engine is okay. Not if you take the HU to a repair shop – you can replace the lens or mechanism, whichever is faulty.
If CD-Audio games are right for you, buy an MP3 compilation CD made from a music store and see if you read it correctly. If so, then your current CD is suspicious.
Doesn’t it say “cd to mp3” everything you’ve done?
Home DVD players support many CD formats (Joliet, ISO9660, etc.), so reading them on a PC drive proves nothing.
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It is not entirely clear from your description whether the second CD you played was another computerct data disc with MP3 songs or fantastic audio cd.
First check if your HU (Pioneer MP3 Player) plays a normal audio CD correctly. This will determine if the CD-ROM engine is working properly. Not when you take the HU to a repair shop – you can replace the lenses or mechanism, whichever is faulty.
If I say the audio CD is ok, buy a new good compilation of MP3 CDs from your music collection and see if it works fine. If so, then your CD is suspicious.
There is nothing called a full MP3 CD – what exactly did the families do?
Home DVD players support so many CD formats (Joliet, ISO9660, etc.) that drive or PC activity proves nothing.
I bought a car with a leading MP3 player. it worked well. but now when I insert the floppy the message “read format” appears and after a while the error message 11 appears
I thought about the problem with CDs, took another al I lost it. he found it out, I think. And the duration of the individual counter started, but there was no sound. the moderator was intact. Then I took out the CD and inserted it. so it was error 16 and general error 11 .. What must be the problem?
Is the CD to blame or the innovative apparatus? I asked about CDs where I burned CDs in MP3 format and the other in data read format. but both are likely. The same CD works great as a home DVD.
