Burn music not WMA

[Jon]

Was it media player that changed everything to XP? If so
you can probably go in to the properties/configuration or
what ever they call it in media player and change it to
record as a wav file which is needed to make "normal"
music cd's. Or you will have to get a program that will
convert and burn for you.

Jon

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi - I'd be really grateful if anyone had any advice on
this. I have
>recently installed XPPro and wanted to burn some of my
music from the
>harddrive onto a CD. The XP media player was happy to do
this BUT I want
>the CDs to play on normal CD players however XP very
kindly changed all the
>files to WMA format! Is there an option I'm missing that
allows you to
>specify that you want to create an audio CD? I couldn't
see it.
>
>Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
>David
>
>
>.
>

[Vaughn McMillan - Executive Software]

Jon -

A .wav file won't play on a CD player AFAIK. He needs something to
burn it as a CD-Audio file. I believe several of the third-party
burning programs out there can do this.

On Wed, 4 Jun 2003 10:13:17 -0700, "Jon"
> wrote:

>Was it media player that changed everything to XP? If so
>you can probably go in to the properties/configuration or
>what ever they call it in media player and change it to
>record as a wav file which is needed to make "normal"
>music cd's. Or you will have to get a program that will
>convert and burn for you.
>
>Jon
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hi - I'd be really grateful if anyone had any advice on
>this. I have
>>recently installed XPPro and wanted to burn some of my
>music from the
>>harddrive onto a CD. The XP media player was happy to do
>this BUT I want
>>the CDs to play on normal CD players however XP very
>kindly changed all the
>>files to WMA format! Is there an option I'm missing that
>allows you to
>>specify that you want to create an audio CD? I couldn't
>see it.
>>
>>Thanks in advance for any advice.
>>
>>David
>>
>>
>>.
>>