Soldato
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- 29 Sep 2003
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Hello all.
I'm trying to burn 2 tracks to a CD for playing at a funeral. I already had some discs that are labelled CD-R Audio but I have now spoiled all 3 and still don't have something that can be played in a standard CD player.
The method I have used to try and burn the audio CD is to use Windows Media Player in Windows 10. I have added both MP3s to the burn list and the burn type is correctly showing as 'Audio CD'. After spoiling the first disc I turned the burn speed down to 'slow' as I vaguely remember having problems in the past when discs are burned too quickly. It's an external USB Samsung burner that I am using.
I have now ordered a spindle of 25 CD-R discs to have another go but ideally I don't want to waste too many of them!
Has anyone got any hints or tips how to successfully get a music CD produced?
Many thanks.
M.
I'm trying to burn 2 tracks to a CD for playing at a funeral. I already had some discs that are labelled CD-R Audio but I have now spoiled all 3 and still don't have something that can be played in a standard CD player.
The method I have used to try and burn the audio CD is to use Windows Media Player in Windows 10. I have added both MP3s to the burn list and the burn type is correctly showing as 'Audio CD'. After spoiling the first disc I turned the burn speed down to 'slow' as I vaguely remember having problems in the past when discs are burned too quickly. It's an external USB Samsung burner that I am using.
I have now ordered a spindle of 25 CD-R discs to have another go but ideally I don't want to waste too many of them!
Has anyone got any hints or tips how to successfully get a music CD produced?
Many thanks.
M.
