cd burning problems
 

new pc 1250nhp,limewire4.10,windowsmedia playerver.10,uses sonic burn software. heres the deal. ican copy an audio or data cd with no problem. when i try to burn lw music files sent to a playlist the software inspects then converts and says ready to burn.starts burn & then stops ;after 1 song or 15 it varies.message is 11000ab cannot burn cd[windows] or if i use itunes[4261unknownerror] help ive been trying since xmas must have 100 scrap cds on my desk. thx

Have a look at this thread, and see if it helps. It should have all your answers:)

http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...threadid=27006

cd burning problems
 

Ive tried this method already and it doesnt work. please is there someone who knows how to burn in sonic software thru itunes or windows mpl10

My list of songs are in my Music folder. So when Sonic is open, I just click on Find>Browse and I select the folder with my shared music in it. Once I'm in that I just select all the songs I want to burn and add them to the list I just click on Burn.

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I've never had my songs in something like iTunes or Windows Media Player so I never had to figure out how to use Sonic when it comes to these two programs. If I had this problem I would probably just copy all of the songs that I want to burn and put them into My Music folder and burn them the way I mentioned above. After the CD is done, just delete the copied songs.

If CyberStalkers advise doesn't work, then I might add that I had similar problems with Sonic that came preinstalled on my PC. Not the kind that you are having but something to do with burning audio or videofiles. It burned allright but I wasn't able to play it in any cd or dvd player. I took the easy way out and deleted Sonic from my system and installed better software

I have no idea how the paid for version works, because the free version pissed me of too much :D

cd burning
 

thanks sleepless i believe that and am looking into different software.any recommendations,nero or roxio is one better than the other.

1. Try one of the free CD burning programs first - there are a few.

2. Get yourself one or two rewritable CD's to muck about with, stop making coasters

3. Try "burning" to an iso file, and if that is successful, burn that to CD, if it works you may have an issue with the conversion to CDA format during the burning (although rare these days, it was a big issue with slower computers and CD burners with no buffer under run protection in the past )