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MUSIC BURNING

Let's burn our favorite music to a CD. The choices here are to make an Audio CD, an Audio and Data CD, an MP3 disc or a WMA disc.

As it is well known, you can create a standard audio CD that will play on all CD players. You can make a compilation from music on your hard drive or select tracks from existing audio CD's. MP3 and WMA files will be automatically converted to audio CD format during the burn process.

The next step is to add the audio files to burn. The supported audio files are *.wav, *.vqf, *.mp3, *.aif and *.cda. The compilation is ready for burn, and the final burn settings window comes up with the normal writing speed and other basic settings. In this part you can add some CD Text in your CD and you can also remove the silence at the end of *.cda tracks.

In case you select an Audio and Data CD, the produced CD will contain both music tracks and computer tracks. Music is recorded on the first track so that standard CD players will play your songs and ignore the computer files. The PC will see both types of files.

As we have already mentioned, you firstly select the data files and then the audio tracks of your compilation, and then you make the final burning settings and burn.

To burn MP3 or WMA files, you just add the appropriate files to your compilation and burn them as in the previous cases.