Like how do you take music and songs from the computer, and put it on a CD? Can you do that?

Question

I was just wondering about that...

Answer 1

If you have Windows Media Player, you click on burn, you make a list of songs you want to burn and then begin. Most cds can take up to 80 min depending on you computer.

Answer 2

Just instruct your favorite burning program (Nero, EZCD Creator, or whatever you use) to create an audio CD. Add the MP3s as tracks and most will convert them to Redbook (regular CD format) for you and burn it. Make sure you instruct the program to close the disk when you've finished burning. You can fit 70 minutes of music on your average CD.

Answer 3

Like, first you get a CD-R or CD-RW drive, also called a CD burner.

Like, then you get a program like Roxio or Nero. Like the program can convert your music to .wav format and burn the files to a CD.

Answer 4

first you have to get one burn program to burn the music you like.
you can try Nero for that.

after that open the program and chose ( make audio CD ) or ( make a data CD )
after that you can browse the songs that you want to burn it at a CD

Answer 5

first of all you should have CD Writer.
If you are having Windows XP you can copy your files on cd folder and after 'choose write these files to cd' option from file menu.

or

you can use NERO

Answer 6

Use Windows Media Player, you can certainly burn them to a CD.

Answer 7

you burn the music onto the cd with a burner and a burner program.

Answer 8

burn the files with NERO 7

Answer 9

My favorite (and easy to use) is JetAudio via www.jetaudio.com. It's small and you can do just about anything with it.