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HowTo: Make an MP3 disk for the Harmon Kardon ( 12.08.2008 )
I've had some problems making an mp3 music disk that would play in the Harmon Kardon on my RG.
So I've figured out the problems and can now make the disks.
I am sure others probably have run into the same problems so I thought I'd just post a little cook book on what I discovered.
I am using windows vista so that's what these instructions are for.
Someone else might want to post the differences when using other operationg systems, like the mac, or even other windows versions, like windows 95.
Here's my cookbook...
1. The music must be in MP3 format. The HK player won't recognize WMA (windows media) format or any other.
2. You can rip the above format using the windows media player.
Just the options menu item under the "rip" tab and set it to MP3 before you start, otherwise you'll get the wrong format.
Then put in your music CD and press the "start rip" button. ( by the way, rip means - copy the music from the cd to your computer )
3. Here's the step I was doing wrong. I was using the windows explorer to burn the mp3 disk, and getting the wrong format.
You should use the windows media player. Under the "burn" tab the options menu item.
Set the playlist type to "M3U", not "WPL". Windows will default the playlist to "WPL" (windows play list), and your disk will not work in anything other than a windows player.
If you set it to "M3U" the disk will work in all industry standard players, including the Harmon Kardon on your bike. (Trust Microsoft to change the industry standard!! Typical windows crap)
4. Also under the burn tab make sure you "Data CD".
Burn the disk, when it's done it will automatically close it out, or finalize it.
Then it will work in the HK. It's really nice, it shows the artist and song name on the display when the song starts.
I really like it.
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