how do I burn a Cd from an archived online radio program, using Windows Media Player?
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you can't, you have to have the music saved on your hard drive!
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stream ripper, which is illegal.\n\nIf you have the right software, you can burn an audio CD "On-The-Fly" or "live"
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Download yahoo music engine. it is pretty easy you just open a playlist and copy and paste or drag the music files into the list. Then burn the playlist to cd.
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if you want to save regular files, you can right click on the files and choose Send To ->CD-RW Drive.  This copies the file to a temp folder for burning. You then open that folder and choose to burn the CD.  Or if you want to do music, you can use Windows Media player. Choose the Burn tab from the top, drag & drop your files into the burnlist, and click burn.
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What you  have  to  do  is  first  take  them  tyo  windows  media  player  and  click  make  cd  you  have  to  keep  limewire  up  and  drag  the  songs  over  and  click  start  burn process!!!
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first off, u should have a location, a folder, where the downloaded song is. (the song icon). Ok, if u know where that is, then u should also know that u need a program that can be used to burn songs, along with a CD burner. I think the best program is "Nero StartSmart" --- It has always worked for me. After that, the instructions on that program tell u how to burn the songs to a Cd. If u dont know how to do it still, here they are.\n\n1.) Open up, Nero (it then opens)\n2.) Now, click the music icon once, and a list of tasks appear at the bottom.\n3.) Now, u can either make an audio CD, which can be played on any CD player, or u can make an MP3 Cd, which can only be played by CD players that are able to play MP3 songs. Coose the one u wish to make. "Make Audio CD" or "Make MP3 CD" (a window should pop up after u choose one)\n4.) click "add", which should be at the top right side of the window. (another window then pops up) Now, using this window, search for the song file. \n5.) When u find the song file, click "add" (at the bottom of that screen" (after u pic that song and any other songs, click "finished"\n6.) Now go to "next"\n7.) And then click "Burn" (remember to have the CD in the CD burner or else u will not be able to click "Burn"
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iIf your Op system is Windows XP, you can probably use DRAG and DROP for a CD-read,write or burn it to a data disc with REALRADIO,WINMEDIA or other CD burn programs. You can get up to about 800 MB with regular CD.
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if your using the windows xp providing burning. it may burn it according to the way it was sorted. \n\nyour best bet is to use windows media player and setting up a playlist so you can choose how it should be played. \n\notherwise, get a third party program like nero to take care of the job... But if it is WMA, Windows Media Player will suffice just fine.
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First----the quick CD burner\n\n---take the original song CD..and sandwhich them with a glue..and put some petrol on it and ..light a match..will burn is few seconds. but its not for first timer.\n\nSecond--he slow but sure way...insert CD in CDRW--got to Nero burning Rome..go to music icon.. select the type of music(MP-3 or Audio CD)..then a window come add your files and burn music\n\nBEST---Third-- got to play list of- I-tune..Real play.. or Medea player...select songs and press right mouse button...and click the option copy to CD\n\n..and forth..nothing to do with CD...i love brown sugar
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what kind of CD??\n\nAudio:\n1. ensure that the file is an unprotected wma, mp3, wav, m4a, or m4p.\n\n2.drag and drop into itunes (download from site listed below if you don't have the program).\n\n3.click File>New Playlist.\n\n4.select all of the songs you want burned, right click, go to Add to Playlist, and find the playlist you just made.\n\n5.pop a blank CD in your CD burner (DVD burners burn CDs also and if you don't have one, give up right now, because it will never work).\n\n6.click the spiral "Burn Disc" icon in the upper right hand side of the screen.  The CD will burn.\n\nNote: you can change disc settings through Edit>Preferences>Advanced>Burning\n\n\n\n\nSonic RecordNow or Windows XP platform can burn data discs.  Sonic MyDVD can burn (guess what?) DVDs.  Nero burns DVDs, VCDs, SVCDs, and miniDVDs (DVD files on CD). (video compact discs, super video compact discs)\n\nSomebody else will have to cover how to use Windows Media Player and RealPlayer for CD burning.
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Here's what you do: create a folder through Windows and transfer the songs you want from Windows Media Player to that folder.  Keep that folder open and then open Nero.  When you go to burn a CD, Nero will automatically bring up the folder you have open on your computer.  Drag the songs from the file to the Nero playlist and burn away.  The CDs hold anywhere from 15 to 22 songs, depending on how long they are.
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copy to the windows CD/DVD drive and later burn it by using windows burner when you put a recordable CD/ DVD in the drive. Alternatively use Nero or roxia media creator or any decent burning software.
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As long as you have a CD burner, you can use either Windows Media Player (comes w/Windows) or download a free version of  Realplayer.
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you can use windows media player or itunes to burn a CD... \n\nyou can either burn an audio CD that will play in any CD player (which takes about 70 minutes of music)\n\nor you can just burn it as a data CD that computers or mp3 CD players can play (that means you can fit several hours of mp3s onto one disc)...
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get a copy of clone cd. it is a computer program. it will burn a perfect copy of a cd that will not play. been there way to many times.
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Don't use Windows Media Player.  That's for burning audio CDs.  You're making a data CD, so use Windows XP's built-in data CD writer.  \n\n1. Pop in a blank CD-R.\n2. Wait for the computer to recognize the disk and select to open a folder to write the files to.  Alternatively, you can open the CD-ROM drive through My Computer.\n3. Once opened, simply drag the slide show into the folder.\n4. In the folder, go to File->Write these files to CD\n5. Follow the onscreen instructions and just sit back and wait.\n6. When finished burning, test it out and see if it works.
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iTunes will let you burn a playlist to audio CD format.  You just need to organize the playlist first, then burn, using the iTunes software.