why is it taking 9 hrs.to burn music c/d on mp10 and only took 10 min. on mp9, anyone having same problem?
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I have never heard of any software program that took 9 hours to make a music cd.   I have even used windows media player 10 to make a cd and it never took that long.\n\nMy guess is either the files are messed up audio files.   Maybe Windows Media Player doesn't like the format the the audio files are in and are trying to convert them over but having to go a longer route to get in the format it likes to convert to cda file format.\n\nOr maybe it has something to do with the licensing of the song.  \n\nYou could try defragging your harddrive to make sure that all the files are all together.   Any defragmented files and it could take a while, but I don't think it would take 9 hours.\n\nFor a last possibility, your cd burner may be taking out.   I remember when I had a 4x burner that would take forever to copy a cd and eventually it just timed out.   So your cd burner may be taking out.   But you said windows media player 9, it works, and 10 it takes forever.   So it has got to be a software error.\n\nThe next time your format your harddrive, install windows media player 10 right from the start and see if you can burn cds as quick then.
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try a different brand of blanks, or try a different program to burn them all together. I switched around a few times until I found one that works nearly every time. When burning music try using a slower burn speed, 1x - 3x is best
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Did you listen to each song to make sure it was complete before you burned the CD? Sometimes only partial songs are offered on limewire. I always listen to each song and MAKE SURE that the files are compatible with my CD burning program before burning. I suggest using Gold Wave - a great program - you can edit songs - make them louder or softer - delete long fades - save as a different file type - it's awesome. Hope this long winded diatribe helped!
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Maybe you don't have the right driver installed?  Or for some content, you can only burn it at certain speeds (slower).
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This is very unusual.  Is it possible that you have a huge library of music and video and the player is updating or re-indexing it?  I'd recommend letting it run alone for a couple hours and see if processor usage subsides.  It may be a one time thing.\n\nAlternatively maybe there's a plug-in or some 3rd party app that connects to WMP and is causing a hang?  I'd suggest looking to Microsoft for answers.  They have support forums and newsgroups that might help.
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Go to windows media player (if this is the media player you are using) and then right click the top and select Tools -> Options.  Then on the Performance tab set the buffering to 30 seconds. This should load 30 seconds of music (which may take a while) but then while that 30 seconds plays it will load more and will hopefully offer continuous play, unless you connection is very slow.
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you can up date to 4.9.7 or mp3 torpedo go to cnet.com open software type in search and download.are you using heather net connection on your PC its faster.plus it depends what time you open it Ive had no probs with it. just a tracking cookie witch i delete after every session
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You may not have a fast enough Internet connection.  This could result in the song having to re-buffer and therefore start and stop during playback.
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Sounds like you have too many things running at the one time on your PC. Try using Media P. on it's own.
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To make the long story short, first uninstall your Windows Media Player, from  add/remove windows components, in your control panel. Once you have donde so go to http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/mp10/default.aspx and download it and install it again. This should take care of the problem, and avoid you further waste of time,\n\nGood Luck!
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If you ask me, Winamp is the best player out there.  It is strange that it takes so long to load on your computer.  Only takes mine a couple of seconds.  Are there a lot of plugins installed?  That may be what's taking it so long.
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When you burn a MP3, it automatically becomes a CDA if you make it an audio CD, when you burn it. Otherwise, maybe www.download.com might have something
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If it does it on just one mixed media CD-That CD might be bad. If it does it on all llike this, try to copy the files you want to your My Music folder and play it from there.
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well it might be that the video player you are using or the media player has it's setting set to fast so most likely right click to enter the menu and look for play speed and change it abck to normal
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ARE THE DOWNLOADED YET \nTRY A NEW SEARCH FOR MORE USERS\nRESTART YOU MAY BE IN A LOCKED STATE IN YOUR PROGRAM\n\nTRY TO STOP PROGRAM THEN REBOOT START OVER PROGRAM LOAD SHOULD NOT TAKE MORE THAN 30 MIN'S AT 900 MHZ OR LESS WILL BE FASTER AT HIGHER SPEED DEPENDING ON HD WRITE SPEED\nBUT HAVE TO GET IT UNLOCKED FIRST
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Per experience, Windows Media Player is a resource hog (but Media Player Classic is pretty light!).  Winamp (with classical skins), take up the least amount of memory, while Real Player in my experience is the worst of the bunch.
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Hello, just call me Mike :) In life i'm a computer tech. Well, first you'll need a burn software/program, like Nero, you can easy download it from: http://www.nero.com/nero7/eng/nero7-demo.php install it, and you're ready to burn your favorite music, the program its demo, for about 30 days i think, you can even transform your MP3 music files in an original music CD format, so you can listen to the music on your cd-player & so on.. contact me if you want, i'll help ya step by step !\nGood Luck ! :)