[AndrewA]

I was just playing a CD with 45 tracks.  The BCD-1 stopped after track 37.  When I tried to enter a specific track number higher than 37, the display read out MAX 37 and then went to STOP.  I don't suppose there's any work-around to bypass this feature.

[James Tanner]

I was just playing a CD with 45 tracks.  The BCD-1 stopped after track 37.  When I tried to enter a specific track number higher than 37, the display read out MAX 37 and then went to STOP.  I don't suppose there's any work-around to bypass this feature.
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Hi Andrew

No sorry the drive in the CD player will not go above 37.

james

[spinner]

 I have to wonder does any player now or in the past handle that many tracks.?

[Phil A]

I believe the CD Format does allow 99 tracks.  Don't know however as I don't have a dedicated CD player (last one owned was the BCD-1) and never had any discs that tested the limited number of tracks.

[James Tanner]

Hi Folks,

It is the Phillips CD dedicated drive we used in the BCD-1 which is the limitation.

james

[spinner]

 Thanks James.....

[rmurray]

 I'm surprised by that many tracks on a single record....