Can't brun music to CD

[Luke]

Hello.
I have recently had a trobble with my two drivers. I
wanted to burn music to a CD trough the program in the
media player but it says "No device detected" and the
same in Roxio. Both drivers still run programs but does
not bring up the auto play or launch, it brings up the
files of the CD. Could you please help me out. Thank You

 

[Melodie]

-----Original Message-----
Hello.
I have recently had a trobble with my two drivers. I
wanted to burn music to a CD trough the program in the
media player but it says "No device detected" and the
same in Roxio. Both drivers still run programs but does
not bring up the auto play or launch, it brings up the
files of the CD. Could you please help me out. Thank You
.
Hello Luke,

I am sorry, I can't help you. But, I have the same
problem, so if you find a solution, I would greatly
appreciate if you could help me out.
Completly lost,
Melodie

 

[Marj]

Same trouble. Trying to record to audio CD from C to E(CD
drive) onto a CD-R. Have actually succeeded once or
twice, but now get error messages: CD-R is in use, wait
until it finishes....,Windows is currently using CD,
wait..., and WMP cannot copy..to the recordable disc.
Error 0xC00D11C9. Can't tell if it is O (letter) or 0
(number.) HELP !

 

[zachd [ms]]

? Roxio can burn MP3 (and WMA) to CD just fine - either you have an old
version, it is broken, or you're using it wrong.
http://www.nwlink.com/~zachd/pss/pss.html#norecognize

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[Paul]

Please don't burn WMA if you're burning as a data cd.. you're just making
things more difficult for yourself.

Don't encode your CDs to WMA either.. the codec is pretty crap to begin
with, and is somewhat restrictive. WMAs can only be played on certain
machines and portable players (both CD-based and otherwise) don't play them
for the most part.