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<blockquote data-quote="romerom" data-source="post: 1277454" data-attributes="member: 564667">Ok i&#039;ve been searching all over the internet for people havin my same issue and it looks like I have found yall.I have the alpine cda-9853 and I followed the instructions precisely by the manual and what they said on the i-personalize website.1.&nbsp; I set all my settings on their site.2.&nbsp; I clicked download, saved the file with their template using the proper filename.3.&nbsp; I burned it to MP3 CD4.&nbsp; I went to my deck, told it to download the settings.. and always &quot;No File&quot;.I tried iTunes but found that since I had set it to manage my files/folders, it had renamed the mp3 - so iTunes was out.I tried Windows Media Player 10 and that was able to burn the MP3 disc properly with no filename manipulation - also kept the original ID3 tags which is what I think they use to import the settings.. still no dice.I read some other forum talking about using Nero.. so I tried that.&nbsp; Same thing!&nbsp; &quot;No File&quot;.&nbsp; It&#039;s thanksgiving today so I can&#039;t call Alpine Support.&nbsp; As soon as I can though, I&#039;ll call Alpine support and find out what the hell I&#039;m doing wrong cause I&#039;m not dumb.&nbsp; Even though I wasted about 15 discs going back and forth with different burning programs and different options.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="romerom, post: 1277454, member: 564667"] Ok i've been searching all over the internet for people havin my same issue and it looks like I have found yall. I have the alpine cda-9853 and I followed the instructions precisely by the manual and what they said on the i-personalize website. 1. I set all my settings on their site. 2. I clicked download, saved the file with their template using the proper filename. 3. I burned it to MP3 CD 4. I went to my deck, told it to download the settings.. and always "No File". I tried iTunes but found that since I had set it to manage my files/folders, it had renamed the mp3 - so iTunes was out. I tried Windows Media Player 10 and that was able to burn the MP3 disc properly with no filename manipulation - also kept the original ID3 tags which is what I think they use to import the settings.. still no dice. I read some other forum talking about using Nero.. so I tried that. Same thing! "No File". It's thanksgiving today so I can't call Alpine Support. As soon as I can though, I'll call Alpine support and find out what the hell I'm doing wrong cause I'm not dumb. Even though I wasted about 15 discs going back and forth with different burning programs and different options. [/QUOTE]

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