Windows 10: Song Titles, Artist, Album names in burned Playlist

I have an extensive music collection, but most listening is to playlists. I have tried to follow all hints, suggestions, and directions found (even purchased Uniconverter). Unfortunately, I have never been able to produce a Cd which will play on a car audio system and display song names, artist, etc. on the player screen. Can someone please outline a step by step procedure for either beginning with an existing playlist, or creating one, then continuing through all of the steps necessary to produce a playable Cd with track and artist info displayed.

Win version 10 (10240)

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Song Titles, Artist, Album names in burned Playlist

I do a lot of CD burning for my recording studio clients. I use NERO BurningROM to burn audio CD-R's. If you want titles, artist, etc to appear you burn "DAO" (Disc At Once) method. Whether the burned info appears varies with the audio CD player. I have a 2015 Ford Flex and the song and artist are displayed on my system.

Also, burn the audio CD-R at the slowest speed of the burner drive (usually 16X for SATA burner drives). Higher speeds won't play on some audio CD players. My Audio burn speed is 8X as I have older PATA burner drives that are capable of the lower speed).

Here are a couple screenshots from Nero:

 

Song Titles, Artist, Album names in burned Playlist

I have an extensive music collection, but most listening is to playlists. I have tried to follow all hints, suggestions, and directions found (even purchased Uniconverter). Unfortunately, I have never been able to produce a Cd which will play on a car audio system and display song names, artist, etc. on the player screen. Can someone please outline a step by step procedure for either beginning with an existing playlist, or creating one, then continuing through all of the steps necessary to produce a playable Cd with track and artist info displayed.

Win version 10 (10240)

 

Song Titles, Artist, Album names in burned Playlist

Thanks for the reply. Although I am not aware of the specific capabilities of my CD player, it is a factory unit in an 2018 Subaru Outback, so I would expect it to have reasonably modern capabilities. Frankly, I can live with either Mp3 disks or traditional audio CD, as long as I can exhibit the information. If you can let me know the definitive way to check the tagging and info, I'll make sure, but the right click on "properties >content" within the playlist (Windows Media Player), contains all the relevant information (Song title, Artist, Album) for each song entry.