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burning cds


Question Posted Tuesday November 13 2007, 9:00 pm

I have updated windows media player but I still cant burn cds it will burn most of them then it stops what is wrong?

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Agent801 answered Thursday November 15 2007, 1:10 am:
This happened to me a while back.
I basically started using Real Player to do my burning. I dunno why, but for some reason Media Player has some issues with certain operating systems.

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dOMiNiChUlA answered Wednesday November 14 2007, 11:57 pm:
i get what you mean windows media player tends to do that to me also, what i did was download another program for burning music. if your intrested look for them in Download.com

hope i helped. = ]

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