Will my pre-ordered cd's from the UK play on my American CD player?
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Good choice on Zero 7, me and my girlfriend love them, but yeah you'll have no problem playing them, I've bought cd's back from the states and had no problem playing them! \n\nHappy listening!
1159850
Most likely you are saying that it plays in the newer players but not the older ones. Older CD players cant play all made CDs.  If thats not it, then you may have made the CD in mp3 format, not CD format. Never use a CD-RW if you want to play it everwhere. Use CD-Rs, they are most compatible.
900311
No, not if it's the radio. It's a different matter if you're playing a  CD because then you need a Public Performance Licence (PPL) but radio broadcasts are treated as public domain material and the station will have it's own PPL.
1132797
Has it come out yet?\n\nIf it did recently, you may have to wait a little until they start stocking in stores like Wal-mart, Maybe try ebay or amazon.com first if you dont mind used cd's.
251289
Amazon.com! You can even play a sample of each track on the CD.
854229
Both the US and UK sites are listing tracks.  Must have been a server error of some kind.
741188
Yup, burn them to a CD and rip them back to the computer.  Music bought and downloaded from the iTunes store can't be played on anything except iTunes or an iPod.\nIf you're ripping songs from CDs using iTunes, make sure you choose to convert them to mp3 (under 'edit >preferences >advanced >importing >import using' choose MP3 encoder).\nThat way you can play them with anything.
780496
You need the original box or case the cd came with that has the number, other than that you are screwed and would have to buy another copy.
374386
Hi, there are slight variations depending on which version you get (US, UK, etc), but the one I have is 7 CD's and 8 hours and 10 minutes long.
1030099
It should tell you before you download, if the song is licensed or not...
610783
yes you can! buy 800Mb CDs. they take up to 90 minutes of music. you can buy them here\n\nhttp://search.ebay.com/800-mb-cds_W0QQfnuZ1QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ3QQxpufuZx\n\nfor more info go to google.com and type 800MB CDs and click search, you will get all you need to know about these CDs (how they work, where to buy them and how much do they cost)
705351
is your cd badly scratched?
28675
if you have purchased the cd then no..if doenloading from a website..yes
868549
Make sure your dvd palyer is set to play region 1 dvds. My computer never registered our player, and it turned out that it was set to the standard European format. If you live in the US of A (and you want to play dvds that were bought here), it needs to be set to region one.
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You'll need a region free DVD player. A lot of the none brand name makers do this. Bring a zone 1 dvd to a shop and ask them to try to play it. If it works... it works! :)
897908
It is available now as a download (itunes etc) and will be physically released (i.e. CD single) on 11th December.  This info is from the record company (I work in music promotions) so i'm guessing it's pretty accurate, though release dates do occasionally change for various reasons.  Hope that helps!
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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.