how do I put 100 songs on a single cd-r?
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they only way i know of to do this is to record the CD in a data form, not music form.  however, unless your CD player can read a cd like that, you probably shouldnt record in this manner.
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Burn it using a dvd-r cd's
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View >> CD/DVD >> burn/ttansfer bar >> burn a CD\n\ndrop/drag songs or files\nthen burn
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Roxio Easy CD Creator
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Ok this is where you went wrong...Dont ever, and when I say ever I mean it dont ever burn CD's that you bought OUT of the US on an American computer, the format for every country is different. Your best bet would be to find a program online (I.E. Sound Studio, Rip and Track) and load the file into that and chop it up, thats all i can tell you.
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under linux or cygwin use the split command.\n\nRoxio CD software will handle it for you. \n   search help under split or size to find more about it.
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yup, you could fit almost 150 songs.. just try compressing the file size honey!
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About  ten to twelve. They wouldn't ever want to fill up a CD. Better to make two CD's with the same number of songs & rake in more money.
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Burn them to a CD using the highest level of fidelity.  Then rip the songs from the CD to MP3 format. \n\nVoila.  No more file protection, minimal data loss.
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If you mean to 'burn' your songs to a CD, then it's pretty simple. You must have Windows media player on your computer, if you don't, you can download it for free.\nInsert the Blank music CD in the right drive, usually 'D'\nA dialog box will pop up, asking you want you wish to do. Click on media player.\nWhen it opens up, click on Burn, and it will set up, then click on the songs you wish to burn and it will do it, automatically. It will let you know, if you try to put too many on the disc, and won't allow it.\nClick on help, in the program for more details.
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I always use limewire and have made a mix cd for myself before.\nAnd since everyone has windows media play, you can make a playlist and burn it on to a cd.\n\nWhat you do on lime wire is go to your library and click the explore button.  Another window pops out displaying your downloaded songs.  Then you right-click a song you want and add to a playlist on your Windows media player.  Just add a bunch of songs that you want to a playlist.  Then you can burn your playlist to a cd.\nIn order to burn a cd but not have too many songs or else there's not enough space to burn it on to a cd so a good 18-24 songs that add up to an hour's worth of music will be just about enough.   \nRight now I'm burning my second mixed cd...=)
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Go to www.Limewire.com , download several songs, and burn them to a cd.
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The easiest way that I know of is to burn a CD with those songs on it, then import the CD into Music Match. I believe that everything else that you try will not work because license information will be attached to the file.
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rip the song or songs from one cd onto your pc hardrive and then burn it to the other.
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the same suggestion. install a LIMEWIRE 4.10.09 software. you can download any song format you want and how many you want. free trial of LIMEWIRE software can be downloaded for free at DOWNLOAD.COM
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From a CD?\n\nGet the latest Edition of Windows Media Player (if you have windows). I belive it's 10, but I'm not positive.\n\nUse that to  first "Rip" the songs, and then they should be on your library. From there you can sync them to an MP3, burn them to a CD... whatever it is you want to do.\n\n\nOr are you looking to use a site to get a URL for the song???
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I don't think that is possible.  The reason it's able to match a whole album is because the layout of the album by all tracks and their respective length is like a fingerprint.  It is extremely rare to have multiple discs with the same number of tracks all the same length.  How would a service like CDDB or gracenote know the difference between 2 tracks that are exactly 3:28 mins long?