Burn Audio CD Using Windows Media Player
Posted August 6, 2008 – 6:56 am in: Media Players, Vista Tweaks, XP TweaksAdvertisements
If you think Nero consumes enough amount of disk space and hesitate to install other programs, we will let you know how to burn audio CD using Vista’s inbuilt media Player. Once you use this method, you will never look for Nero or any other programs to burn audio CDs.
Procedure:
#Insert a blank CD in the optical drive.
#When Vista prompts an AutoPlay dialog box, select “Burn an audio CD”.
#In the newly opened Burn tab under Windows Media Player, click on Library button and select songs. Here you can also drag and drop any album or file.
#You can add files till the time remaining reaches “0″ minutes on the top right side blue bar.#Now, right click on the top Burn tab and select “More Options”.
#In the Options window, select Burn Speed.
#Check the box named “Apply volume levelling across tracks on the CD.Close the Options winodw.#When you finished, click Start Burn.
#Wait till the burn process get completed.
#Enjoy!!
Note: Follow the same procedure in XP with Windows Media Player 11.
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