Oh, boy! I can't answer that one, Marty, because I never added files after burning a CD. I used to fill them beyond the capacity point, and maybe that is why my earlier discs got read/write errors and some tracks would not play anymore. However, in the past three or four months, I have decided not to try to fill every little space, and so, I just set up how many selections I want in a folder and when I reach that goal, I burn it, even if the folder may have 60 pieces by one artists I want all together and I decided I don't want to add more to it. YOu might think it is a waste, but my folders vary now, and it makes things a bit easier for me. Oh, hey, congratulations on finally getting a burner. I don't know how to use Nero Express, but I use Nero Burning Rom. You'll get the hang of it in time. Don't give up. You'll get it. NOw you won't have to have someone else back up your mp3's for you. It's about time! One thing I must tell you since you have an older system, like me: your burner may be fast, so if you can, when you burn a folder of mp3's, please slow the burner speed down. This way, you won't burn coasters. One a CD is coasted, you cannot save it or use it again. And, CDR's only burn once. NO more. Don't skimp on the money for the blanks; buy the best that will hold your stuff for a long time. Don't be like your friend. Music is too valuable to risk on inferior discs, and so are your programs, if you ever have to back up your system.
Regards and berst wishes, Mimi (Marie) _______________________________________________ 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]
