It seems like since i got windows media 10, when I burn cds they all burn in
..cda format, even tried using itunes and still show up as a .cda file. How
do I change this? Thanks

hooking computer tower to tv wrote:
> It seems like since i got windows media 10, when I burn cds they all burn in
> .cda format, even tried using itunes and still show up as a .cda file. How
> do I change this? Thanks

CDA is just a "view" - pointers to tracks on a regular audio CD.

Are you telling us you don't want to see this (which is a Windows, not
just WMP issue) or that you want to burn WMA/MP3/Data CDs?


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i want to see the actual file extension name on the end of it so i know what
format it is in.

"Mike Williams" wrote:

> hooking computer tower to tv wrote:
> > It seems like since i got windows media 10, when I burn cds they all burn in
> > .cda format, even tried using itunes and still show up as a .cda file. How
> > do I change this? Thanks
>
> CDA is just a "view" - pointers to tracks on a regular audio CD.
>
> Are you telling us you don't want to see this (which is a Windows, not
> just WMP issue) or that you want to burn WMA/MP3/Data CDs?
>
>
> --
> 1.Check the newsgroups archives for prior discussion or solution of your
> problems e.g.
> http://groups.google.com/groups?grou...c.windowsmedia
> Error message codes may be found searching there or via a general web
> search. Most problems have been addressed here before: don't expect a
> custom answer.
>
> 2. For Windowsmedia newsgroup posting guidelines see
> http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win.../faq.aspx#1_19 .
> Please supply ANSWERS to the questions there, don't just repeat the
> questions.
>
> 3. Please deliver feedback to the newsgroup, so that others can be
> helped. No one gets paid to help here, and the response rate from the
> helped is less than 1%. If that was how medical advancements were made
> you'd all have died years ago.
> --------------------------------------
> http://msmvps.com/thinice/
>

treearelli wrote:
> i want to see the actual file extension name on the end of it so i know what
> format it is in.

Then you want to burn a data CD, not an audio CD (which means you won't
eb able to play it in a typical hifi or car stereo CD player). Look it
up in the Help File.

If you are using Microsoft Media Player the choice is above the right pane
on the burn page. If you are using the operating system there is a choice in
the wizard.

"Mike Williams" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> treearelli wrote:
>> i want to see the actual file extension name on the end of it so i know
>> what format it is in.
>
> Then you want to burn a data CD, not an audio CD (which means you won't eb
> able to play it in a typical hifi or car stereo CD player). Look it up in
> the Help File.