Hi there, I understand that people can use regular Windows XP to do basic burning of Cds. Well, I must be doing something wrong, but let me see if you guys can help me.
I've copied the contents of a music CD to my computer, and it copied just fine. Well, before giving the CD back to my friend, I figured I would burn me a copy. So, I went and selected the entire folder of the CD I copied to my hard drive. I put a blank CD into my CD drive, and from what I understood, I could do a basic copy and paste. Well, it seemed to have worked, because when it was done, I was able to play the CD on my computer flawlessly. However, when I played it on another CD player (that does support CDRW's) it didn't play. It didn't seem like it read or something. Now, I know that there are options in XP that allow us to check or uncheck whether the CD will only be used on that particular computer or on other devices, and I checked that the CD would be used elsewhere. So, what am I doing wrong? Jim _______________________________________________ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
