I'm trying to record a music/audio cd from files saved to my pc. I've tried using wmp amd hp record now and neither one will record onto cd. I can record onto a regular cd-r, but not a music cd-r.
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4dogsmom

On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 11:39:01 -0700, "furry_kids_mom"
<(E-Mail Removed).(donotspam)> spewed forth these words of wisdom:

>I'm trying to record a music/audio cd from files saved to my pc. I've tried using wmp amd hp record now and neither one will record onto cd. I can record onto a regular cd-r, but not a music cd-r.

Music CD-R discs are deigned for stand-alone CD recorders that came out several
years ago. I believe the discs are physically the same as a computer disc, but
the Music one had a royalty fee tacked onto it by the RIAA. The discs should
work on a PC.

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"I'm not a cool person in real life, but I play one on the Internet"
Galley

"furry_kids_mom" <(E-Mail Removed).(donotspam)> wrote in message
news:13FB2840-2B91-4D88-AE84-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I'm trying to record a music/audio cd from files saved to my pc. I've
tried using wmp amd hp record now and neither one will record onto cd. I
can record onto a regular cd-r, but not a music cd-r.
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> 4dogsmom

Music CD-R discs are, as Galley says, more expensive for the wrong
reasons. You can use any standard CD-R discs to burn music CDs, but you
may as well use up those music CD-R discs now that you've bought them
anyway.

When creating a music CD, tell your HP burning software to create an AUDIO
disc. Have a look for that setting before you begin the burn process.

Regards,
Ian.