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greenkiwi

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29. October 2005 @ 06:14

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hi,

i want to burn some wma files onto a cd so it can be playable on car cd players and home. are wma files the right way to burn to a cd? or do i need to convert them into another format? and if so, what's a good program i can use?

this will be the first time i'm trying something like that. thanks alot!

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weazel200

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29. October 2005 @ 06:45

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Use an application like Nero. Or if you want something that's free I think Windows Media Player 10 can do the job.

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Lethal_B

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29. October 2005 @ 06:46

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wma format is fine, but please check if your car supports cd's that have been burned with cdr/rw (should be fine if your radio was made in the last 4 or so years).

You will need windows media player
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/AllDownloa...

Install it etc and open. Then,

File------>Add to library----->Add Folder(locate your music folder)

then, once it has loaded you up with all your music,
stick a blank cd into your drive, &

click the tab i have highlighted here, and change it to 'burn list'.

then choose your songs - right click on each song you want to put on and select 'add to burn list'

then when you are done, click the 'burn' button.

Enjoy =)

Biz

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Lethal_B

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29. October 2005 @ 06:47

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Lol already on that one :)

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