My new CD of music will NOT play on my computer?
355175
Yes there is a way around this. A wonderful program called AnyDVD. It decrypts dvd's, but it also does the same for cd's. I would recommend the whole suite of their prodcuts (anydvd, clone cd, clone dvd). You can check it out at http://www.slysoft.com/en/anydvd.html It's bs that artists are doing this now, especially since we'll always find a way around it. Good luck
304303
you dont... you down load the song files..... THEN you use windows media player or what ever cd burner software you own....
28329
maybe the cd needs codec to play. Well you can download the codecs at http://www.free-codecs.net\nmaybe it's just an audio cd. not a video cd or dvd.
25663
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!
1127311
Not on a CD unless it is rewritable (which are lousy for copying music).  A CD is a WORM (Write Once Read Many).  Next time add the songs to your hard drive then, when you have what your want, burn the CD.
783415
You need to provide more info. If you are downloading MP3s they won't play on a standard CD player unless you convert the MP3s to standard CD audio format.
343355
If you are refering to the auto-start option that is usually triggered when you insert the CD, you may have turned it off by error.\nIn windows explorer, right click your CD drive. In the properties>auto play Tab, check if play selection has been selected. If not, choose that.\nIf that is the case and even then it is not playing, try playing it from open file menu on the Win media player. If there is still an error, try re-installing Media player.
510547
Try convert to mp3s before burning them into cd!!! U will get more than 80min if u use mp3 format! But be sure of using 128kbps or 192kbps to maintain the original qualities!!!!!! even its considered as data, but it can be played by every audio player now!!!
128209
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...
1037184
Same thing happen to me when I burned one from imash and I had to buy a new cd player for my car in order to play it. I was told that all cd player will not play all burned cd's.
80838
i think the cd might be copyrighted or cd may have been damaged.
694627
What software are you trying to use to burn the CD? It could be that the song has a method of copywrite protection on it and the sofware will not allow you to burn it.
1112471
If you burned them in an mp3 format, your CD player isn't capable of playing mp3's.  Some CDs can handle that format, and some cannot.
40504
I guess the CD may have incompatible software with your operating system (windows), or it could be a virus...\n\nPlease post more specific error message(s) and what version of windows you're running.
308738
HAve you properly connected the CD-Rom Audio Cable to your Sound Card and the Back of your CD-Rom Drive. If You won't connect this cable then you won't be able to play Normal Audio CDs. CD-Rom Audio Cables Look LIke http://www.national-tech.com/catalog/cdromcables.htm and Refer this http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000213.htm for proper connection of CD-Rom Audio Cable. \n And if you don't have Cd-Rom Audio cable then you can buy 1 from the market or order online at http://www.national-tech.com/catalog/cdromcables.htm.\n PLEASE TAKE NOTE : Normal Audio  Cds only Play if and only it this cable is properly connect to the Sound Card and rour Cd-Rom Device.
994563
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.
211467
you click file then new playlist then insert a blank cd and then at the top right corner it says burn in a odd looking circle click it\n\nit might not work if you dont have a cd/rw drive\n\nby the way Donnielover is wrong