Hi Saqib,
Thanks for your message.
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Hi,
Thank you for your message. I did try to burn the files to Audio using
Roxio Easy Media Creator, but that didn't work. however, I am trying to add
all Audio files to my windows Media player library and I will try and burn
the two that I need using Windows Media player.
Alexander
Hi Saqib,
Thanks for that info. As I said in another reply, I'm copying all audio
files to the library in Windows Media Player, and then I will try and burn
the two that I need to Audio CD, although, if you could clarify the location
of the directory you referred to that would be helpful.
AM
Subject: Re: problems burning .wma files to CDR disks
Hi,
Thank you for your message. I did try to burn the files to Audio using
Roxio Easy Media Creator, but that didn't work. however, I am trying to
add all Audio files to my windows Media player library and I will try and
burn the two
Hi Abarney,
Thank you for your message.
I think I am trying to use CD-R disks so these could be CD minus R disks but
I'm not certain.
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Hi all,
Sorry to reply to my own message, but I've even tried writing the .wma files
to a CDR via the Send Too function in Windows XP and I'm still getting
nowhere. When I try to write the files to CD I highlight each file in turn
and then press shift F10 on it and select send to from the
, 2008 10:53 AM
Subject: Re: problems burning .wma files to CDR disks
hello, i also use nero, 7 ultra and nero 8 in my other computer and i have
no problem using those -rs and also +rs and everything burns fine. it
might be your burner starting to act up. they do that when they start to
go
: Thursday, November 06, 2008 10:15 AM
Subject: Re: problems burning .wma files to CDR disks
Hi Saqib,
Thanks for that info. As I said in another reply, I'm copying all audio
files to the library in Windows Media Player, and then I will try and burn
the two that I need to Audio CD, although, if you
Hi abarney,
If you are meaning looking at the files in the CD drive, I do have some
residual vision and looking at the files shows that they are ready to be
transferred to the CD, but the process does not take place as far as I can
make out.
Alexander Shannon
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Hi Saqib,
Thanks for that reply. The files get to the CD Drive, but it's the burning
to the actual CD where things go wrong.
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Hi Alex. I will call you tomorrow to talk you through the process.
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Subject: Re: problems burning .wma files to CDR disks
From: Alexander Shannon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 06/11/2008 10:31 pm
Hi Saqib,
Thanks for that reply. The files get to the CD Drive, but it's the burning
Hi Les,
I haven't had this desktop very long, so I'd guess that the problem is not
necessarily the burner, particularly as I haven't, as far as I can remember,
successfully burned playable CDs since I've had the computer
Alexander Shannon
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Hi Alex I have used Windows Media player to burn WMA files to CD by cutting
and copying in to the CD directory. I then just selected write to CD and
Windows Media Player just automatically started up and preformed the task. I
don't know about the programs you have just mentioned but I'm sure
Hi Alexander,
in order to get music or any file to play on a standard CD player, you have
to burn them to audio.
To get MP3 files to play on a standard CD player, you have to get a CD
player not older than a couple of years.
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From: Alexander Shannon [EMAIL
burning .wma files to CDR disks
Hi Alex I have used Windows Media player to burn WMA files to CD by cutting
and copying in to the CD directory. I then just selected write to CD and
Windows Media Player just automatically started up and preformed the task. I
don't know about the programs you have just
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