Unable to play Old CD on windows 7

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  1. pippox0
    Posts : 35
    Windows7 Pro
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    Try to play the CD in a stand-alone CD player. I.e in your car ot stereo player.

    It seems that the iusse is more relate to software ... on PC.
    Try to use VLC , it should be work fine ...
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  3. logo897
    Posts : 422
    Windows 7 Pro
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       New #12

    Hi all,

    It seems to work great with vlc player. Thank you so much!
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