Hi Eleanor,
I like using CD Burner XP. Below is a link to download and the
instructions
for using.
CD Burner XP
Burning an audio disk.
To begin using CD Burner XP for to burn an audio CD then follow these
instructions;
1. First download and install CD Burner XP from the following link.
http://ninite.com/cdburnerxp/ninite.exe
1. Go onto the desktop after it has been installed and press enter key to
open it up. In the main window it will have a list of the following items;
*. Data Disk.
*. Video Disk.
*. Audio Disk.
*. Burn ISO Disk.
*. Copy or grab disk.
*. Erase disk.
2. Arrow down to "Audio Disk" and press the "Enter key" once then wait for
a
couple of moments for the next screen to pop up into view.
3. Now press keys, "Control + J" to open up your folders list where then
you
navigate to wherever the audio files are contained you wish to burn to CD
disk.
4. Now navigate to the folder with the MP3 files or whatever kind of audio
files they are and select them all with "Control + A" or just select the
amount of tracks that you wish to burn.
6. When you have selected the tracks, use the tab key to move to the OK
button and press spacebar. Now you will be back into the main CD Burner XP
window.
7. To begin the burn, make sure that you have your blank disk in the drive
and then press keys, "Control + B" to open up the burn options screen.
You will have the following options;
*. Burn speed. I usually set this to "24 x" using arrow keys.
*. Number of copies. Default is "1".
*. Pause between all tracks. By default, "2 seconds".
*. Pause length. By default "2".
*. Simulate burning process. "Checkbox not checked"
*. Finalise disk. I usually have this set to "Checked".
*. Shutdown PC after completion. "Not checked".
*. Eject disk after burning. "Checked".
*. Burn disk button. "Use spacebar" to activate this.
*. Cancel button. "Use spacebar to activate this"
8. Once the disk begins to burn it will take a while for the process to
complete depending on how many tracks you are burning. When it completes
an
OK button will come up and the CD/DVD drive door will open up with your
finished disk, press the spacebar to close the OK screen.
9. Finally, press keys, "Alt + F4" twice to close out completely of the CD
Burner XP software and back onto your desktop.
-----Original Message-----
From: vip_students-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:vip_students-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Eleanor Burke
Sent: 13 September 2012 21:40
To: vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [vip_students] Burning to CD
Hi All
I want to burn to CD some MP3 files for someone but I want the person to
be
able to listen on a computer and also on a CD player. I have Cdex. Will
this do the job? Sounds very silly but I never burn to CD so would
someone
be kind enough to write out for me just exactly what I should do. Thanks.
Eleanor
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