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How to use media player

ponytail

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Posted November 7, 2012 at 6:44PM

My wife wanted a piece of music which I unable to find.I eventually found it on a P2P site which is something I never use.I now want to burn it onto a blank CD using media player but not sure what to do.When I go into media player I moved the music to the right hand side teady to burn.I have a external CD Writer as well as the internal writer.I would prefer to use the external writer if possible but seem unable to locate it Media Player just lists the internal writer.Can someone tell me the procedure to burn to a Cd using Media Player.I am using Windows 7

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Woolwell

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Posted November 7, 2012 at 9:41PM

Below the drive letter for the internal drive there should be "next drive" clicking on it should show the drive letter for your external drive.

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Sea Urchin

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Posted November 8, 2012 at 1:12AM

From WMP Help menu

Burn a CD in Windows Media Player You can easily create your own customized CDs using Windows Media Player.

  1. 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).

  2. 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.)

  3. If you have multiple CD burners and the burner you want to use is not the one selected, choose the one you want to use by clicking the Next Drive link in the List pane above the playlist. Note that you can only burn CDs to one CD burner at a time.

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