its simple to. what you do is this.
open windows media player, go to library, make sure you have a blank cd in the cd rw drive.
then select each track you want. you can hit the application key when your on each track and go down till you hear add to. open this and it will say burn list, now playing etc. select burn list. do this for every track. once all songs are added tab until you hear start burn.
and hit the space bar on that.
i am not sure if there is a way in windows media player to have the timeread out..i.e how many minutes the cd is.
also is nero is their a way to copy part of a cd, take it out and put in a new one or does the music have to be stored on your hard drive alreayd
shirley
----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin Lloyd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 26, 2004 1:05 PM
Subject: Re: Nero problem
Hi Terri.
Try this:
Using Nero to burn a compilation from tracks stored on your hard drive
Start Nero from the desktop or programs menu.
1.. You can configure Nero to present the new compilation dialogue in
preferences. To do this:
1.. Press Alt + F to open the File Menu.
2.. Arrow down to Preferences and press enter
3.. Press spacebar on the first checkbox to check start with New
compilation
4.. Tab to the OK button and press spacebar to save the settings.
1.. Now when you start Nero, you will see the new compilation dialogue and
you will be placed on the multisession tab.
2.. Press shift + tab until you reach the combo box that allows you to
select what task you wish to perform. This will usually be defaulted to
CD-ROM which is used for data compilations.
3.. Now choose the format of the CD you would like to burn. Select Audio
from the radio buttons if you want a CD that will play in standard CD
players or select Data if you want a CD that will be used to contain MP3
tracks that will only be played in an MP3 player. Tab to Next and press
enter.
4.. Press enter on the New button and the compilation window will be in
focus.
5.. Use the keystroke windows + E to start Windows Explorer.
6.. Locate the tracks you wish to add to your compilation by browsing the
folders on your hard drive where they reside.
7.. For selected tracks, use the keystroke control + C to copy them to the
clipboard.
8.. Press alt + tab to bring the Nero compilation window back into focus.
9.. Use the keystroke control + V to paste the tracks into the
compilation.
10.. Repeat steps 7 through 10 until you have added all of the tracks you
want to include in your compilation.
11.. You may now want to reorder the tracks in your compilation. To do
this, use the keystroke control + X to cut the track to the keyboard then
use the up and down arrow keys to locate the track that you wish to
immediately follow the track you've just cut to the clipboard. Use the
keystroke control + V to paste the track into the compilation and it will
then appear at this point. NOTE: this reordering is only possible if you
have chose audio format and not possible for data format.
12.. When you are ready to burn your compilation, close all running
applications so that Nero is not competing for your computer's resources.
13.. To burn the compilation, press alt + F to open the file menu and then
press W to open the Burn dialogue.
14.. Tab to the Burn button and press enter.
Kevin
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----- Original Message -----From: "TerriStimmel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: "PC audio discussion list. " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, November 25, 2004 8:08 PM Subject: Re: Nero problem
Hi Kevin, I was wondering if it had been removed. So do you know how I can burn a CD, without the wizard? Thanks, Terri
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