trust me, they relate to audio also....

true to life story:

I once wanted to hear a specific track by one of my favorite artists...was too lazy to ferret out where my CD was, so decided to download it...now please note, the track I wanted to hear was about 3 years old at that time, so it certainly wasn't a high popularity freshly released song...long story short, it took me over 20 minutes to find a real version of the song, there were that many spoofed files floating around, all with high host counts...I decided to NEVER again buy a track from that most brilliant female pianist/vocalist...I figure if she has the monies to pay some slimy company to spoof the networks, then she has the ability to absorb the loss of my business...

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my cousin did this before he downloaded music and tried burn a cd and he did it all wrong. he tried to burn a cd full of m4a songs and wma songs..dunno how much you know about downloading music.... but ima say it anyways just some very basic burning knowledge for beginners....
always make sure your burning mp3 only..and also remember your cd can only hold 80 minuts of music if you go over that even 1 extra second it wont burn right......