ok, I have an Acer 4x4x32 burner its kinda old, but it the problem is that since I have owned it, it some of the CDs it makes only it can read. Most of the CDs are fine but when I burn CDs for my Mp3CD player it will have problems reading it. High end burners like Plextors and TDK drives can also read the CDs fine but cheap OEM CD-ROMs have problems. Anyone else had this problem, or one like it?

If you write your CDs as Disc-at-once, the session opens, writes all the files, closes the session, and locks it so that it can't be written to again. Most CD-Rs can read CDs that don't have sessions closed (So that theoretically you could add data to it incrementally), but most CD-ROM drives don't support this. Doing it that way is sloppy anyway.
I usually use Disc-at-once because it's cleanest. It either works perfect or it doesn't.

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