i cant burn music videos on a cd, can it be done ? if so ,how.i have XP.?
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Quite simple\n\n1) I hope you have nero burning software\n\n2) if so select the video cd option from the menu-> new \n\n3) Drag the files which you want to burn \n\n4) If you have divx or avi video files nero will reencode them which needs additional disc space of upto 1gb temporarily for reencoding the files dont worry the space will be automatically freed after burning\n\n5) if you have not mentioned the path of the drive for temporary purpose then goto options and select the drive which has got atleast 1 gb free space that's it\n\n6) try now it will work oout
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There is no mechanism for burning a DVD format video using a simple CD burner. However, there are programs which will convert and compress DVD files so they can fit onto a simple CD. These usually cost money unless you download them through illegal means such as Limewire. The most popular program to date is Blaze Media Pro. For further information check out their website. I hope this helps.
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First you have to have a computer with a cd burner installed. then you have to install a program like nero or something else then you follow the instructions. you can also get windows media player and save the music and you can burn it anytime you want.
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You can burn the CD...if u have realplayer u put a cd in there and there is a little button tht says burn at the top and...ya and u buy a blank CD and the songs will copy onto the blank one
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Windows Media isn't the best burning format...I've always had lots of problems with it...use iTunes, it makes burning cd's so easy!
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If you are using Windows XP, simply go to the file that the songs are on, right click, go to send to, select the drive.  \nMost dvd's will work the same way a cd does, some won't so it might help.
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If you have a DVD making program like Roxio DVD Creator (there are tons of these), you should be able to import a video to burn onto a DVD disc.\n\nIf you have a DVD burner on your computer, it usually came with some software to do this.
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you dont... you down load the song files..... THEN you use windows media player or what ever cd burner software you own....
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You can't. Although you can burn tracks as MP3's, they won't play in normal CD players but they will play on your computer or a special MP3 CD player. Try downloading Burn4Free, if you don't mind a toolbar being installed in internet explorer, although if you search you might find a better program
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Your computer needs a rewritable drive on it, if it does you should be able to burn your music files to a CD with Windows Media Player (or a similar program).
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Well the first guy isnt to bright, there is no cd+r only cd-r ... you are thinking of blank dvds. But yes if it is old it may not be capable of playing a recorded cd. Make sure you are burning it as an audio cd because unless you have a very new cd player it will not play Windows Media Format, if thats not the case follow these steps.\n\n1) Try a different burning software ... I dont like windows Media Player for burning, I use Nero Burning Rom\n\n2) Try Different Media (A Different brand, some burners dont like certain brands of cds)\n\n3) Check that all the required system files are there, this can be done using Nero Drive Test.\n\n4) Run a drive test to see if it is performing properly (These can normally be downloaded from the manufacturers website) If it fails return it to the store.\n\nI mentioned Nero Burning Rom above, get it from www.nero.com
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do you mean rip the music onto your computer, burn the music onto another CD, or remove a song from a CD that you just burned? \n\nYou cannot remove music from the actual CD, btw. Once it's there it's there for good. Try getting a new blank CD
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I think this is your problem...Theres this new anti pirate program on some cds...(mostly from sony/bmg) that wont let you burn the music on your computer unless you install this software from the disc...check the back cover of the cd for instructions and system requirements...this should solve the problem...if not, you might want to call the cd company...hope this helps...
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I can only tell you what how to trouble shoot\n\nFirst, you have to understand that burning a dvd is not an excact science.So try these steps\n\n1-Try to upgrade you software as best you can, to your specficic needs. Some software may not support some of the burners option with out additional upgrades. Be aware that some of these "upgrades" cost may cost you some cash.\n\n2-Up load the latest drivers for your hardware. Meaning goto the manufactures site for the latest device drivers etc.\n\n3-Double check the settings in you computer to see if it is set up right. Windows Me and Xp both have diffrient ways of setting up the burner. For Example in windows ME there were tabs in the properties of the device that let you set DMA options etc. Now in windows XP there are multiple tabs and check marks that let you check weather or not let this device be able to record to or not. So duoble check the settings no matter wich version of windows you have.\n\n4-Experiment a little you will find that using diffrient combinations of the software may solve your problem.\n\nFor example, I was using dvd shrink with nero burning but other dvd players could not read my copies. I ruturned the drive and still had problems burning. Well, I switch to Roxio and presto, my problem went away\n\n5-try using diffrient media types. Like DVD + to DVD- and try using diffrient brands also.\n\nIt will take some time to fix your problem but well worth it when things start run smoothly.
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Any iTunes music needs to be burned through the iTunes interface to work on CD players. Here's what you do:\n\n1) Make a new playlist, name it whatever you like.\n2) Put your desired songs on the playlist.\n3) In the top right corner, it will say "Burn Disc". Hit it. Put in a blank CD if you haven't done so already.\n4) Let it burn.\n\nHope this helps!\n\nOh, and whenever I burn it to a CD, I'll rip the songs to MP3. Why? So I don't have to use iTunes/iPod to listen to music. I can do it on my Xbox 360 this way, or my Tivo, or whatever.
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Here's the simplest way without additional software to install on xp\nPop the cd in the cd burner, \ngo to My shared folder \nright click on the movie you just downloaded, and choose send to and then the cd burner\nclick the cd burner icon, you will see the movie ready to be burn\ngo to menu file|burn these files to cd, and start.
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Its not the computer, its the driver.\n\nLook on your CPU and see if you have a DVD driver. It should say DVD on it. If it just says CD-ROM then you cant burn DVDs.