Not sure if i sshould of started a new thread for this question but its to do with the stereo.
How do you get CD information to show up on the display.
I work in IT so embarrassed to ask this, but some people have said never use Windows Media player to burn music. Ive also been told that using a data cd you can have hundreds of songs on one cd with the information showing.
Think i need a burner capable of 'cd text'.

If you put mp3s on a cd text normally shows up automatically well it did in my old car but my ST doesnt play CD-RW as its the old one :P

I think it might depend on which stereo you've got fitted? Prior to late 2007 the stereo fitted in the ST wouldn't play mp3 cd's. If you've got the Sony stereo fitted after that then it should do no problem.

My ST is a 58 plate.
I made the playlist M3U instead of WPL but it didnt show up. When i press info or dsp it says 'no track information' or cd information.

My mate told me if i copy the files directly but edit the properties/summary beforehand that should work. Im sure that would count as a data CD.

haven't made one for a while but fairly certain that with mp3 cs, you do make them as a data disc, just add the mp3s and the stereo will recognise it.

Open the CD as though you were going to view files then just drag the files from your computer on to the CD and click burn to cd

ah good will try that next time. Have to get some blank cd's now.. havent bought any in years, might go look in poundland lol

This place is pretty cheap for cds etc
http://svp.co.uk/

Used a program called Burrrn and Cdex to get it working. Still buggared it up as at the top it says album and artist, so it thinks all the songs are from the same artist which is wank. Dont reckon it will help much if i deleted it because the artist should be picked up on a song by song basis.
I did press the scan button, that hasnt made it do that has it?

Any idea how to make it scroll through the info automatically?
Like display song title for 5 seconds, then display artist, seems standard on most devices.