Hello, I Need Some Help With My Limewire Account & How To Burn Cd's!!!!
 

hello fellow members of the limewire music network,



my name is karen & i'm a new member of limewire & of this forum. i have already download a whole bunch of songs from limewire & i have been enjoying listening to them.



now what i want to do next is to burn the songs from my limewire playlist onto cd's, but i'm not sure how to do that!!!! i have looked up the help & faq's on the limewire homepag, but i haven't found the information that i need about burning cd's. i have never burnt a cd before either so i'm not really sure how to do it. & plus as i said before, i'm a new limewire user & i've only been using limewire for the last 3 days & the only things i know how to do is download songs & play them & that's pretty much it!!!! so i would really appreciate it if someone could help me out about how to burn my playlist on to cd's that would be great!!!! thank you very much for understanding & i promise that i will get back to whoever replies to me as soon as possible, & if you want to send me your reply through the private messaging option that is fine with me, i will try my best to check that also when i come on this site!!!!
HAVE A NICE DAY & HAVE A HAPPY THANKSGIVING WEEKEND TO EVERYONE!!!! http://www.gnutellaforums.com/open-d...lies/smile.gif



sincerely, karen382 http://www.gnutellaforums.com/open-d...lies/smile.gif

Have a look at these 2 links for more info:)
http://www.gnutellaforums.com/genera...your-mp3s.html

http://www.gnutellaforums.com/tips-t...rning-cds.html

You'll need to find LW's saved folder. In LW tools > options > saving will show you the location. Or, you can go to LW's library, highlight a file & then click Explore...your saved folder will open. Add files from this folder for burning.

Within your burning program's options, you'll probably have the choice to burn an audio CD or an mp3 CD. Lots of players won't play mp3 CDs. Unless you know that your player will play this type, you're better off choosing to make an audio CD.

Also check which type of disc you have...CD-R or CD-RW. Some players won't play CD-RW...if you're unsure about what yours will play, stick to CD-R discs.