Blank cd question

[cyfa2809]

if it automatically does that then yes, i didnt think it did that though, i used to use wmp i think if not that then nero, i reckon your right

 

[legrandefromage]

if it automatically does that then yes, i didnt think it did that though, i used to use wmp i think if not that then nero, i reckon your right

no worries - you can store about 80 mins of music or 700mb of MP3

Both archaic ways of storing music when a USB drive does about a gazzillion more.

 

[llamedos]

If you have the tunes on your hard drive already then you could use Windows Media player to burn to CD ... it converts the mp3s for you

 

[Neil]

Just use imgburn, CD-Rs, and make an audio CD (you can do this with WAV or mp3 audio).

CD-Rs with CD audio is gonne be the most compatible you can burn, and as you don't have a lot of tracks, you don't have to worry about capacity, just compatibility.