I'm having a hard time getting a playlist to burn onto a CD. Is it more likely a CD problem ( I've tried 3), or a software problem, maybe a burner problem?  I've burned CDs before, and it all went just fine.
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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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Always write songs "All together" without formatting. Be careful, when u insert a new CD, don't try to write songs in multi-session. Incase you do that next time when you want to continue adding more song the writer won't do. So better prepare a list of all songs, that will fill up your entire CD & burn it in one go.
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No, I have run Musicmatch for years without a problem.\n\nGo to Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore and choose a date before you installed Musicmatch. That should fix your problem.\n\nI know it will be scary but try the install again from a fresh download. Something went wrong with your first try.\n\ngood Luck.
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Do you have the latest version of Media Player?  I don't have any problem as mine, but I update it every time a new version becomes available.  Mine all have titles except for the ones I've burned myself, but then, that's understandable.\n\nFirstly, check that your set-up is correct, and if it is, check if there's a later version of Media Player, or go into the Help Section and see if you can detect an answer to the problem in there.\n\nGood luck - I hope this helps. :-)
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If you save it as an mp3 file and burn it to a "data cd". Then you must have a player that is mp3 capable. By the way, you can fit WELL OVER 80 min on a cd with mp3's or wma's. You could fit between 50 and 250 songs on it that way depending on their cumulative file size. I know. I've done it. \n\nHope that helps,\nJon
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it depends on many things\n1- if you are doing it right that is burning an Audio cd but it does not work on your cd player it means that u r using the wrong speed try using a speed for burning below 16x\n\n2- if you are not doing it right that is burning not audio cd then it just wont work.
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it doesn't do anything at all? Like no errors or anything like that? What program are you using to burn? All of them I've seen will say something like that there isn't burnable media in the drive or no drive selected or something that will tell you what's wrong. If you're using windows media player or windows itself to burn, try using Nero or EasyCD Creater.
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pretty valid answers up there.. if u tried burning a cd.. and there is an error.. u can't burn on it anymore.. clean the cd before trying to burn.. or sometimes opening other programs while burning cd's can halt the process halfway.. ends up wasting the cd and have to put a new one in and start all over.. it sucks.. happens to me sometimes.. could be faulty cd also..
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If you have music in mp3 format. You have to just burn them on CD in current format(not audio format). The CD will work on CD player that support that format.
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what exactly is this cd?\n\nif u can get the cd...then reinstall it\n\nif not, since u legally bought it, see if u can redownload it via bittorrent\n\ngood luck
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The age of the game may mean that the components or "code" for the music software cannot be run on your computer.  If the rest of the game works, then maybe just put in a CD and rock on!
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Yes.  In the upper right hand corner there is a burn CD option, if you have a CDRW you can hit that and it will burn your playlist.
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It may be because it does not support those types of Cd's. I have seen where some players will not play burnt Cd's from computers. I don't know why?? but they are just not compatible and wont play.
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Have u tryed reinstalling your drivers for your cd burner..Go into your hardware section and click reinstall.. Also i have the same problem as my burner is Kaput...apparantly they DON'T last forever as i thought! lol
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If the media you are using works fine when you burn from a different program, such as Nero or Roxio, it's possible that Windows Media Player isn't burning your discs properly.  Windows Media Player is one of the least compatible programs I have seen as far as burning Audio CDs.  If you have Nero or Roxio, I recommend using one of those programs to burn your Audio CDs.  (Nero or Roxio normally come with your computer if it is equipped with a burner or with the burner if you buy it retail.)  If you don't have Nero or Roxio, it may be worth the investment.  \n\nBut before you purchase any software, take a blank disc to a friend's house and see if their computer will burn a disc that is compatible with the player in question.  If it will, then it's likely your software.
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You have a CD burner in your computer, but have no idea how to burn a CD, well here's how.\n\nIt's usually pretty easy. Most CD writers come with some kind of CD writing software. Since this varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, this is going to be a VERY basic lesson. It should help get you started though.\n\nNot sure where your CD burning program is? It should be lurking somewhere under the Start menu, Programs (it's not necessarily on your desktop or quick launch toolbar\nOK, assuming that you've discovered the location of your CD burning program, here's how it typically works:\n\n1. First, if you get an option for either writing manually or via a wizard, pick the wizard (you can get fancier later on).\n\n2. OK, now you are probably going to be asked what kind of CD you want to write, either audio or data. If you're saving files, choose data. If you're pirating music, oops, I mean making a music CD for your own use from your own CDs, choose music.\n\nNote that for music CDs and for stuff you want to archive, a CD-R is your best choice. If you have a CD-RW, use that for data that you may or may not want to save (they don't always work so hot for music, at least from the standpoint that many CD players refuse to play CD-RWs).\n\n3. OK, the next step is probably choosing files. Most of the time you'll get a "Windows Explorer" type interface that lets you either choose files manually or just drag & drop.\n\n4. That should be about it. At this point, you should have an option for writing the CD.\n\nNote that most programs will let you "test" before you write the CD. The first couple times you use the CD burner, this may not be a bad idea. If you find you have no problems, this is probably a step you can safely skip from then on.\n\nDuring the actual CD writing process, it's best not to mess with your computer. Just stand 4-6 feet away and let it write the CD.\n\nWhy?\n\nMost CD recorders record on the fly. If the computer is busy and can't get the info to the CD burner fast enough, you'll get a buffer underrun error - and your CD will be useless (well, you could make a modernistic coaster out of it I suppose).\n\nBurning with Windows XP\nThe next method is to open My Computer, then your CD-R or CD-RW drive. It's probably best not to have any CD in the drive at this point, since all the files on that CD will show up and make things a little confusing (OK, I guess a blank CD is alright).\n\nAnyhow, just drag and drop (or copy / paste) the files you need to copy to the open window. \nClick the Write these files to CD link and it will start Windows CD burning wizard. From there, just follow the prompts.
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Try another disk in the player. If the player plays other disks then you have done something wrong while burning it. Don't forget that some older players will not play MP3s or even any burned disk. Get a newer model.