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I am trying to burn music from my computer to a cd. I have about 230 songs. I am only able to put about 20 songs onto a cd. I tried changing the settings. I changed the setting to convert (it says that it will fit about 47 hours of music to the cd), but it is still only putting 79 minutes to a cd. What am I doing wrong? I am using Windows Media Player and the songs in my library are in mp3 format, I think. Any advice?

I recommend using a different program. Windows Media player will only burn your files as wma or wav format, not mp3.

i have some music videos on my computer, i can watch them in media player, but i want to burn them into a dvd. what program do u recommend as a cheap but good program to burn dvds. my computer came with cyberlink power producer gold 2 but u cant burn them and the nero express version that i got doesnt allow u either. i need your help. thanks.

I hope you’re using a DVD-rewriter cos you can’t burn to DVD with a CD-rewriter (not that I know of). Try this free software to help you burn to DVD: http://www.cdburnerxp.se/download.php

I’m using my ipod on another computer, but itunes says, it needs to be restored. It restores it self then it restarts, but then it keeps saying it needs to be restored, it will restore then it will restart and all over again, I have to do this. My ipod won’t show up in I tunes, and It won’t let me burn music on the ipod. Is it the computer change?

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=61675

So I tried to burn music from iTunes to a CD-RW dick but my computer says the disc was not "finished". My stereo also says the same thing.

How do I correctly burn music from iTunes onto a CD-RW disc so that the disc is "finished"?

You can see this article for help
How to create audio cds using itunes
http://www.dvdtopreviews.com/weblog/2009/04/how-to-create-audio-cds-using-itunes.html

Why can’t I burn music with Windows Media Player? I have tried using another CD but nothing. I know the program is not expired? This has never happened before. I can rip CD’s though. I have Toshiba Satellite Laptop by the way.

Windows Media Player is freeware — it doesn’t expire.

Try another program, like iTunes.

Why can’t I burn music with Windows Media Player? I have tried using another CD but nothing. I know the program is not expired? This has never happened before. I can rip CD’s though. I have Toshiba Satellite Laptop by the way.

Windows Media Player is freeware — it doesn’t expire.

Try another program, like iTunes.

i think the title said it all how do you burn music from itunes from my computer to my sd card in aac format. thanks for those who answered

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Bear share will let you download and so will lmewire, but wont let you burn music to a disc.Anyone know how to get around it?

You can send the file to a different program such as itunes and burn it from there. I can not tell you the details of the process as i do not know Bear Share and you did not say whether you have windows or mac.

I have about 100 empty CDs that I can use to burn music in. But I don’t know what to do to do so. I can’t afford to buy music, so I’m wondering if there is a legal website that’s free, where we can get music from. Is there such thing? If so, which, where, how? Thank you…

Let’s talk about downloading FREE music the right way.

P2P (Peer to Peer or file-sharing) software like LimeWire, Ares, FrostWire, IMesh, BearShare etc., while popular, are risky in nature, slow and virus-prone, besides the fact that they slows down your computer.

If you want to download music fast, free, secure and safely go to:

http://searchformusic.blogspot.com/

It’s a specialized, free, powerful search engine for finding music to download for free.

It searches many (80+) carefully-selected direct-download virus-free sites that doesn’t require you to log-in nor register.

There you can find pieces or even entire albums and then download-it without downloading any software nor other complications.

It’s free and secure, but a little tricky, maybe you have to learn how to use it but the site explains all you need to know in order to find and download what you want.

Because it’s Google-based, you can use for your search all the power of Google, like using entire phrases enclosed in quotation marks, make use of AND, OR, and – (for excluding), etc. Then in just one powerful search you look at more than 80 music sites simultaneously!

Good luck & happy downloading!

PS. Get more CDs, 100 are insufficient

I have about 100 empty CDs that I can use to burn music in. But I don’t know what to do to do so. I can’t afford to buy music, so I’m wondering if there is a legal website that’s free, where we can get music from. Is there such thing? If so, which, where, how? Thank you…

Let’s talk about downloading FREE music the right way.

P2P (Peer to Peer or file-sharing) software like LimeWire, Ares, FrostWire, IMesh, BearShare etc., while popular, are risky in nature, slow and virus-prone, besides the fact that they slows down your computer.

If you want to download music fast, free, secure and safely go to:

http://searchformusic.blogspot.com/

It’s a specialized, free, powerful search engine for finding music to download for free.

It searches many (80+) carefully-selected direct-download virus-free sites that doesn’t require you to log-in nor register.

There you can find pieces or even entire albums and then download-it without downloading any software nor other complications.

It’s free and secure, but a little tricky, maybe you have to learn how to use it but the site explains all you need to know in order to find and download what you want.

Because it’s Google-based, you can use for your search all the power of Google, like using entire phrases enclosed in quotation marks, make use of AND, OR, and – (for excluding), etc. Then in just one powerful search you look at more than 80 music sites simultaneously!

Good luck & happy downloading!

PS. Get more CDs, 100 are insufficient