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Re: CD Players That Skip [message #86276 is a reply to message #86271]

Wed, 04 October 2017 17:23

gofar99
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Hi, Possibly, but probably not. What happens when one skips is that it has lost its place on the disk and the loss is long enough to exceed the amount of data in its buffer. Most players will actually lose there place from time to time, but have big enough buffers so you will never know it. The less costly the player the more likely it will have a small buffer. Any made more than about 5 years ago will be more prone to this happening as memory was more costly back then.

Good Listening
Bruce

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