How many times on the road or visiting friends have you realized that your favorite music, those wonderful hits that you diligently downloaded the whole evening, were not at hand. Music can lift your spirits, bring people closer, and improve your well-being. And if you want to have your favorite songs always at hand, copy the songs to a CD and put it in your bag. There are two easy ways to do this.
Instructions
Step 1
Open the folder with the music you want to burn to the disc: for example, "My Computer - Drive D - All Music - The Folder You Need". On the left side of the Music Tasks dialog box, click the Burn to Audio CD option. A Windows Media Player window will open. From the top menu of the player, click “Burn”. You will be able to see the songs that will be burned to the disc. If some of them are not needed, you just need to uncheck the box next to the name of the composition by clicking the mouse. If all the songs fit, in the upper left corner, click "Start Burn": first the program will convert the songs to the format it needs, and then it will start burning to disk.
It is worth remembering that the songs will be recorded in cda format. This means that not all players will play them, and besides, a limited number of them will fit on a disc (usually up to 18 audio files).
Step 2
It is faster and easier to copy songs to disc with Nero, whether you choose Nero Burning or Nero Express. Consider writing to a disc using Nero Express. Open the program - then select "Data CD" - then "Add" (green plus sign). A dialog box will open in which you can select the files or even folders with music you need. Recording with the Nero program allows you to save a large amount of audio files to disk, since they are saved in their original format, that is, if the previous program changed the file format from mp3 to cda, then here they remain with the mp3 extension. On the left of the program there is a small arrow-pointer, by clicking on it, a window will open where you can set the recording speed you need. Experts advise not to set a high speed, despite the fact that this way the disc will be written much faster. It's just that on some players, a disc with such a recording speed may simply not be detected. The optimum recording speed is 8. After all the preparatory stages have been passed, click the "Burn" option and wait for the end of the recording. If the writing is successful, the drive will open and allow you to eject the disc. Audio files are written to DVD in the same way.
