The publisher of each title decides whether or not to allow the title to be burned to CD; this decision is at the publisher's discretion. Many publishers enable this functionality while others choose not to permit this use of their content.

If you burned an audio CD, the Label Maker can usually import your song information from the playlist file you created with your CD Burner program. When you burned the CD, your CD Burning software should have created a file storing the names of all the song files that you were burning onto the CD. If you didn't save this list, please do so from now on -- it will save you lots of typing.

You should burn your music CDs disk-at-once, not track-at-once. Most popular CD-burning software offers this option. Take a look under preferences or options, or consult the help file for your particular software package.

Yes. The downloaded version contains instructions on how to burn the files on to your own CD. You can make as many copies as you like. Remember to include ALL the files.

the end of your third year, you can have all the files on your N drive copied onto a CD one time for no charge. Please see Student Computing Consultant in Room 205-G if you are interested.

There are two places you can check to see if a title may be burned to CD. You can check at this web site or, if you have already checked out the title, you can look in Overdrive Media Console. Simply highlight the Audio book, click on the properties/licenses.

It seems that the Xbox has problems with most brands of CD-R, but does better with CD-RW's. Experiment to find out which works for you.

These tours are designed totally on the web to be as flexible and as accessible as possible. We can however convert it to be self-contained so that they can be viewed without the use of the internet and can be stored on disk etc. We do these on an individual basis, just ask. And of course, you can make as many copies as you like.

This all depends on the store in which you purchased the clips from. You should email them prior to ordering to see if they allow this option.

I think I paid twice for the same order. What should I do? When I check my credit card account, your company (MusiConcepts) shows up two times.

If you have a CD-R describe, you can speed. The software that speed and reduces, if it thinks that it could be problematic. CDRWs are normally slower than burned CD-Rs. Most CDRWs with 2facher speed burned. Some can also burned at a higher speed. This is then used by the drive and medium. It is a problem of CDD2600. This device copies the first tracks in the rule correctly, the rear, however, often contain errors. Remedial reading brings a lower speed (1x).

Everyone has a title within the forum. You will notice them below the Username in each post. Some titles are automatically assigned based on the number of posts a user has made, and some titles are assigned by the forum owner to denote official representatives of the company or other VIPs in the forums.

Yes. The entire Naxos catalogue** is available on Naxos Music Library before CDs are released and after, they are deleted from the CD catalogue. Naxos Historical, Nostalgia and Jazz Legends are not available in the United States due to possible copyright restrictions

It's best to search online auction sites like E-bay, or ask for second hand software in any of the various discussion boards and news groups available on the net. Please note that there are dozens of companies out their (in the real world as well as on the web) that sell Video-CD discs that can also be played on a CD-i player.

Some CD-i titles have hidden features build in. Sometimes they were used for testing, for example so that the tester should not play the whole game to reach a certain point. It's beyond the scope of this FAQ to mention all cheats and hidden options in CD-i titles (especially the ones which give you unlimited lives and the like in games), but some of them are usefull for demonstrating a certain title. Start a new game and make sure you lose all lives in hotel 1, level 1.

Some automobile-based players are available to play your CD-R burned with MP3 files, click here for article: http://mp3.about.com/cs/portableplayers/tp/mp3car.htm

Answer: Not all CD players play CDs that have been recorded with computers. Newer ones usually will, but make sure that the CD player you’re using supports CD-R discs.

You can burn maximum 100 songs on a CD. However, about 13 - 20 songs can be burned because the normal CD can only hold 74 minutes of audio.

Some CD-i discs contain extra applications that cannot be accessed using the regular CD-i program that is executed using disc start up. You can check for other executables by providing a dir -e command at the shell. Every module that has the latest attribute set to x (execute) can be run. Make sure to change the active program directory to the appropriate directory on the CD using chx /cd/xxx , where xxx is the name of the directory.

No, 123 MP3 CD Burner writes audio CD in Disk-At-Once mode and the CD will be closed when finishing burning. Nothing can be appended any more. So burn all the tracks in one time.

The reason why some burned CD or DVD discs cannot be played on your DVD/VCD player is due to the "Read" ability of your DVD/VCD player. Please try to play your burned CD or DVD disc with this DVD player software on your computer. You may download the free DVD player software from the following links: If the burned CD or DVD disc plays well, there is probably a compatibility problem with your current DVD player. Please try to play the burned CD or DVD disc on another DVD player.

You may have burned the CD so that only certain platforms could read it. Since there are many CD writing programs, check with your vendor to find out how to burn your CDs so they can be read by any platform (Mac or PC).

This all depends on the store in which you purchased the Image Sets from. You should email them prior to ordering to see if they allow this option.

The problem that you are experiencing is caused by corrupted data in the custom MP3 that you selected to accompany your PhotoJam. The published PhotoJams run in the Flash Media Player, which can be finicky about audio data. The Flash Media Player is erroneously interpreting corrupted data as the end of your song and PhotoJam is automatically looping it. We would suggest that you use a different MP3, or re-encode the MP3 that is exhibiting this behavior .