These steps will also work for CD-R discs. Boot your computer. Click on the "Start" button at the bottom of the screen. Then select "My Computer. Click on the "Start" button again and open a second "My Computer" window. This time click on the drive where the files you want to burn are saved. Click on each item you want to move to the CD, and drag-and-drop it into your first window.
The files copy to the CD drive window automatically. If I have replied to a topic and you reply and I haven't gotten back to you within 48 hours 2 days then send me a P.
Posted 24 April - PM Thanks Posted 24 April - PM no problem always here to help. Reply to quoted posts Clear. Site Changelog. Sign In Use Twitter. Need an account? Register now! I've forgotten my password. Remember me This is not recommended for shared computers. Sign in anonymously Don't add me to the active users list. If you want to write your files in smaller bunches, you lose a fair bit of space every time you stop and start again.
Not directly. In fact, many of the popular CD recording programs will decode the MP3s for you. It depends on how much data you're going to burn, and how fast your drive is. Burning MB of data takes about 74 minutes at 1x, 37 minutes at 2x, and 19 minutes at 4x, but you have to add a minute or two for "finalizing" the disc. This FAQ contains a great deal of information, but it's geared toward answering specific questions rather than providing a general education.
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