Will a burned cd from canada work in india's car stero system?

depends on format you have used for the recording purpose, in case the stereo being used in india is a very old version and does not support the said format, though it is highly unlikely. in today's world software equality is most pronounced in the world then any other thing due to communication and networking.

Your problem is: a million. track information are no longer MP3 2. once you reproduction track from CD with Window media participant they placed as WMA i think of. 3. Your CD is secure with code a thank you to restoration. a million. analyzing CD in the event that they have 2. make constructive information is MP3 3. Burn with a suitable CD+ or CD- ( CD+ advise)

The 'Indian car cd player' plays burnt and fried cd varieties from any country :) ...as long as desi ghee was used.

Jokes apart, the cd should work fine as they are not region coded like DVDs.

not at all

that's a damn stupid question

if the cd is burnt that means no cd player can read the data on it

well the temp in punjab during nov and dec is below 6 (deg C) and above 0

it depends on the music systems format. most Indian card cd players play MP3 CD, wma, aac formats. No mater where it burned.

DVD audio and DVD MP3 format may not able to play.

A music CD should work anywhere, as long as it was doe right in the first place.Hot.

yes it will work