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Many new laptops no longer come with a CD/DVD player. I've used the one in my desktop maybe once in the past year.

 

People now use USB drives that store thousands of songs in a tiny drive or play from their smartphones.

 

I remember always taking a dozen CD's with me when travelling...  many years ago now.

 

I have a couple of these drives. Even with a month on vacation I still can't get around to listening to everything I have put on it.

Every rental car I have driven the last few years has come with a USB port.

 

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I still use a DVD disc with 100's of songs in MP4 format for music in the car. I have an USB port, but annoyingly I have to select USB from the inbuilt media player every time the engine is turned off, whereas the DVD starts automatically.

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Ive got music and a big list of tunes from usb , push the thing on the steering wheel n thousands come up, more dangerous than Texing, selection shouldn't work less your in Park imo. if i was a Drive n Dream Fan, cant say id be to pleased not being able to grab a CD off the entertainment Home Thing in the Lounge carry on listening.Must be pld.!!.?[emoji450]


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15 minutes ago, Ace of Pop said:

Ive got music and a big list of tunes from usb , push the thing on the steering wheel n thousands come up, more dangerous than Texing, selection shouldn't work less your in Park imo. if i was a Drive n Dream Fan, cant say id be to pleased not being able to grab a CD off the entertainment Home Thing in the Lounge carry on listening.Must be pld.!!.?emoji450.png


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Why not just select Random Play and listen that way? Unless you feel an overwhelming urge to hear Dancing Queen.

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34 minutes ago, giddyup said:

I still use a DVD disc with 100's of songs in MP4 format for music in the car. I have an USB port, but annoyingly I have to select USB from the inbuilt media player every time the engine is turned off, whereas the DVD starts automatically.

I still have a few DVD's labeled 'road trip' where one could cover the whole 8 hour trek up the Mitrapharb in the old (2007) Honda CR-V with one disc I recall it had a disc player that could take (I think) 5 discs. Didn't realize it could initially, it was a miraculous discovery after finding Mrs NL had slipped in a few ramwong discs while I was away. I was a bit disappointed that the much newer Rangers could only take a single disc at a time.

 

Moving on, sometimes I hit the CD select and note, "So that's where that disc went"... and leave it for another 4 months or so.

 

My 'car radio' annoyingly defaults to the last FM station when it can't connect with whatever's in the USB hole or Bluetooth spits the dummy. Annoying when you are up country and there's bugger all understandable on the radio anyway.

 

I use BT to connect the smart phone and when I'm not listening to "Up All Night" on BBC Five Live or Alex Lester's WM95.6 morning show via the iPlayer, I can pick from KLOL Houston, Waves FM Peterhead, Radio Veronica or Arrow Classic Rock from Holland, the rather excellent 107 Jack fm Berkshire, The Bay or  Bailrigg FM from Lancaster via the free TuneIn app.

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2 minutes ago, giddyup said:

Why not just select Random Play and listen that way? Unless you feel an overwhelming urge to hear Dancing Queen.

Agnetha Fältskog was a hottie though, eh?

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1 minute ago, NanLaew said:

Agnetha Fältskog was a hottie though, eh?

Certainly was. I know a lot of people rubbished ABBA, but even some of the worlds best musos have acknowledged ABBA songs were a lot more than throwaway pop songs.

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1 minute ago, Ace of Pop said:

Anyway , so they are not really missed then..?.


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Might be missed by those that have a huge CD collection that they like to play in their car.

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That wont be many then they only go to Big C. So 300 mins listening max.?.Perhaps TA has more pertinent views than my amazed they gone old reaction.[emoji86]


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6 minutes ago, Ace of Pop said:

That wont be many then they only go to Big C. So 300 mins listening max.?.Perhaps TA has more pertinent views than my amazed they gone old reaction.emoji86.png


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Then the answer is, no, they probably won't be missed.

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4 minutes ago, Ace of Pop said:

Thank You President Giddy..?


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You're welcome.

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I just use Apple Music now. With Siri can just request track you want and comes through whichever Bluetooth device I'm connected to. 

 

Not used cds for last 7 or 8 years now. 

 

Hundreds of the things gathering dust at home. 

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23 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

I just use Apple Music now. With Siri can just request track you want and comes through whichever Bluetooth device I'm connected to. 

 

Not used cds for last 7 or 8 years now. 

 

Hundreds of the things gathering dust at home. 

Good point at home, so do I. But in the Car.?.

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8 minutes ago, Ace of Pop said:

Good point at home, so do I. But in the Car.?.

Lot of cars have Bluetooth music systems these days. 

 

It seems to be the way it's going. 

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Good point at home, so do I. But in the Car.?.
I have a flash drive with loads of albums on it and just tell the bird hiding under the dash which song, artist or album I want to listen to and she cues it up for me.

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Seems funny to leave em out if one can still buy CDs, they went to CDs when cassets were not available.At this rate everyone will just need an I phone.

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3 hours ago, MINIMIGLIA said:

I will never buy anything without a CD player, I have hundreds of CD's

I guarantee, at some point, you will... how about the scoopy you have for the village :)

 

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