Re: WMP11b2 - CD and DVD Burning
- From: ChugMonkey <ChugMonkey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 2 Oct 2006 15:25:02 -0700
Sure thing. Even easier than a search. Try this with WMP 11 Version
11.0.5705.5043:
1. Open WMP.
2. Click on Help pull-down menu.
3. From Help dialog, expand "Burning your own CDs".
4. Click on "Burn a CD".
5. The following is the "preliminary documentation subject to change" under
that title:
<snip>
Burn a CD in Windows Media Player
You can easily create your own customized CDs or DVDs using Windows Media
Player.
Click the Burn tab, click the arrow below the Burn tab, and then click the
type of CD you want to burn (audio or data).
Insert a blank CD-R or CD-RW disc into the CD burner. Or, insert a CD-RW
disc that has files on it, and erase the contents of the disc by
right-clicking the drive in the Navigation pane and then clicking Erase disc.
(Erasing is required before you can burn to the disc again.)
</snip>
Please note "DVDs" in the first line and then the subsequent limit of "CD-R"
or "CD-RW".
Also from the "Burn FAQ":
<snip>
What can I burn?
You can use the Player to burn a mix of songs from your Player library or
computer to an audio CD, after which you can play the CD in any standard CD
player. You can also burn files to data CDs and DVDs. It is not possible to
burn live streams, such as radio stations, to a CD or DVD.
What types of CDs can I burn?
You can use either a blank CD-R or CD-RW disc for burning in the Player,
depending on the type(s) of removable storage that your CD burner supports,
and the type of disc that you prefer. Note that not all CD players can play
CD-RW discs. You can use the Player to burn the following types of CDs:
Audio CD. Burn music CDs in standard Red Book audio format. Audio CDs can be
played in most computers and in home and car CD players that play CD-R and
CD-RW discs. You can burn an audio CD from either Windows Media Audio (WMA),
MP3, or WAV file formats.
Data CD. A data CD, also called a media CD, can store approximately 700
megabytes (MB) of music or video files. Data CDs are also useful if you want
to back up your data files. Keep in mind, however, that some CD players and
computers may not be able to play data CDs or to play some of the file types
that can be burned to a data CD.
</snip>
--
:: chug ::
:: zenpoodle.com ::
"Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" wrote:
On Mon, 2 Oct 2006 11:33:01 -0700, ChugMonkey.
<ChugMonkey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ah! Thanks Neil. Good info about WMP relying on Window's CD burning
capability. That is odd and somewhat misleading for MSFT to have, "DVD", in
the Help.
All my machines are apart now for a house move so I can't check the
help file till next week - but I would have thought that referred to
reading rather than writing DVDs. Is there a specific help search you
know of to show that part of the help file ?
Cheers - Neil
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