Itunes question

[Curt Harms]

Jay,

It might be your player and not the CD. I had this happen to me once, try the CD in another CD Player.
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And preferably a newer one. CDs and CD-R/RW are not always functionally equivalent when played in CD players not designed and rated for recordable media. Perhaps there's a difference in the way the end of a song (file) is encoded. Early PC optical drives had issues with recordable media as well. And yeah, there are benefits to solid state devices in less-than-pristine environments like vehicles and workshops.

[Peter Stahl]

Try it in a couple of different CD players and see if it does the same thing. I used to burn CD's and had a problem with a certain brand but don't remember which ones. The disks would work in some CD players but not the one in my truck where I wanted to use them of course. I still use my old iPod classic even though I have a iPhone finally. I plug the iPod into my aux outlet on my car stereo, it works great. Try burning a CD with with no gap or use the Auto setting for the gap. Your old CD player might see the gap as the end of the CD.