I burned a CD with my laptop but it wont play in the CD player in my truck, why not?
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You have to make sure your audio recording burn to the cd is in audio cd format (cda extension), latest window media player can handle the job.\nAnother thing is you can only burn the track to a cd-r not a cd-rw to play on regular cd player and older cd drive.
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You probably have to download an update to the actual CD burning software.   Windows Media player probably uses the Roxio software to create the actual burn.   \n\nTry reinstalling your regular CD burner software, then burning a CD with it.  If that works, then Windows Media will start working too.
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Try restarting your computer. If the drive is removable, try taking it out and putting it in. Try going to device manager and making sure there are drivers installed for it. You can do this by going to start, right click on my computer, click properties, click hardware tab, then click the device manager button. Look for anything with an ! or ? icon. If there is one on the CD/DVD drive then it's a driver problem, easily fixed. I'd tell you where to get the driver if I knew the model of your computer.\n\nAnd if none of these work, it may be the drive fried or got disconnected from the board.
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Bung one in the drive and see what happens.\n\nIf it doesn't play automatically, go to My Computer and double click on the CD Drive.
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It can depend on how the CD was burned.  Burned CD's are not compatible with all CD Drives.  It needs to be burned under the setting that lists most compadibility when its created.  If it was burned under this setting then the software used to burn the CD is not compatible with your hardware. It does not happen as often but it does still happen.  There may not be much that you can do.  Have the CD burned using different software or try changing out you Reader.
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are you sure that the drivers are properly installed? if they are, try restarting your computer. otherwise, try using windows media player or real player to burn the songs.
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When you say PLAY CD's do you mean they do not rotate. or that you just cannot hear them?\nThe Thinkpad has built in sound, go to control panel and go to the Sounds and Audio Devices, ensure that the CD is not muted, the Volume control is only operative as a Master, and some of the device volume controls may be muted or turned down very low\n\nYou may want to try and right click on a CD in My Computer and EXPLORE, then see if it shows some .CDA tracks, if so double click, if a box comes up asking what to use, then choose Windows Media Player and make sure the check box ofr Allways Use is checked too.\n\nThen right click on the CD drive and go to Properties, go to the AUTOPLAY tab and ensure that that is set up ok
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you have to have a cd drive with a burner to burn a cd
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Have you tried running a Cleaning CD through your drive - it looks like an ordinary CD with a spiral of tiny brushes on it, some have music tracks to make it play for a few seconds, if it hasn't simply inserting it a couple of times will do the trick.
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If you have WMP, rip the CD. Insert a blank Cd, and make your track to burn. (WMP is Windows Media Player.)
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Just burn it as a data cd. It should be fine you should be able to re-install it from the disk you make. Also put a word file with the serial if it required a serial # to install a full version on the cd as well. Thanks
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No, but you should rip the cd, not burn it - use Windows Media Player - insert the disc and select rip - follow the onscreen prompts x
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1. you have a copyright protected cd\n2. you have not downloaded the music to your computer files first\n3.you may need a cd burner program to burn certain cd's\n4.you may have a cd-rom for playing cd's and not a cd burner\n5.you don't have the right cd's to burn to\n6.your media player may not see your burner,or detect it
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Two things.\nONE: Why do you want to encrypt it? its pretty pointless, it means that in order to copy it, you will have to break the protection.  That being said,\nTWO: Copy protecting the CD will still allow it to play in any ordinary CD player.
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When burning to CD it depends on whether you want the CD to play on a normal CD Player. If yes then choose audio CD (.iso) if not the best format is probably .mp3 as it is more compatible and is relatively small is size compared to filetypes such as .wav. Another alternative to consider is .wma. Only choose this if the player/computer you wish to play the music on is compatible (most pc's will have the software).\n\nGood Luck with this. \n\n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \nwww.3doms.com \nTechSupport@3doms.com (free)\n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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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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To to My Computer, right click, go to Hardware, Device Manager and see if you really have a DVD/CD ROM drive.  My guess is you only have a CD drive, which will neither play nor burn DVDs.\n-MM