Toast audio disc not read by other mac

Question

I burned some CDs with Toast 10 Titanium for my disabled sister. The discs were burned from apple lossless rips I had in iTunes. Once burned they appeared on my desktop as an audio disc with the album title and the tracks appeared in iTunes. So, all good.
Unfortunately, after I gave the discs to my sister, it was found that one of the discs skipped. By the way, all the discs played on my sisters Sony mini system. I put the offending disc into my dads mini system downstairs and after reading the disc it said no disc. I then popped the disc into my dads iMac, my old G5 iMac. The iMac read the disc and then it popped up on the desktop as untitled. It also did not appear in iTunes. When I double clicked the desktop icon, an empty Finder windo opened. Get Info said it was an 8kb file. It basically looked like a blank disc! I'm confused. I tried another one too with the same result.
What's going on?

Answer 1

You probably should take this question to the D-Link people, since we focus here on the MacBook Pro hardware.  My guess is that the CD is for a PC and not Mac, especially since it sounds old. 
Apple's AirPort Extreme is your choice if you want to go Apple.  It's a typical Apple product.  Works perfectly (usually), does some cool things (I believe you can set up three separate signals for guests, etc), and easy to set up with a Mac.  Also, I find it incredibly easy to troubleshoot, but that's just me.  My only complaint is that it seems to have a slightly shorter range than other products, but I'm not sure I have evidence to back that up, so it's just an opinion.