music CDs burned with Windows 8 won't play in CD players
- Thread starter Jwalker65
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Solution
"Legacy" music CDs do not contain files (.wma, .mp3, even .wav) but tracks, so you must use special settings in order to create music CDs.
If you're using Windows Media Player to make your CDs, choose "Music CD" instead of "Data CD" in buring options. WMP will take care of converting your .wma's and burning them as music tracks.
If you're using Windows Media Player to make your CDs, choose "Music CD" instead of "Data CD" in buring options. WMP will take care of converting your .wma's and burning them as music tracks.
- Sep 13, 2010
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Roxio will work and so will Windows Media Player or iTunes. From a PC the conversion is to a .wav file type on an audio CD, which itself then will have an uncompressed PCM file as the song(s).
HERE is a tutorial from Audacity on making audio CDs with either Windows Media Player or iTunes.
HERE is a tutorial from Audacity on making audio CDs with either Windows Media Player or iTunes.
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