For some reason after I convert the files for burning to my cd, the computer
says that I have a damaged disk and closes the session. I have 80 brand new
cd-r disks and they have worked perfectly until now. Same manufacturer and
brand new. I had problems with basic copying with the windows application as
well but not with a Sonic product that I have. I would love to burn with
Media player because it is great but I am really confused as to why it is not
allowing me to burn? Please help!
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Thank you,
Matt Campbell

The Windows application and the one WMP uses are one and the exact same.
It's pretty much a toy sample burner compared to a commercial burner such as
Sonic or Nero or Roxio, really.
http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html#xpcdburn
covers how to trouble-shoot it, but realistically the system burner simply
truthfully cannot provide as excellent of a burn as something commercial,
since the system burner can't finalize by default nor does it support
gapless CDs. =\

-Zach
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(speaking for myself and doing this in my free time)
See http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html for some helpful WMP info.
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"mlsoup" <mlsoup@msn.com(donotspam)> wrote in message
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> For some reason after I convert the files for burning to my cd, the
> computer
> says that I have a damaged disk and closes the session. I have 80 brand
> new
> cd-r disks and they have worked perfectly until now. Same manufacturer
> and
> brand new. I had problems with basic copying with the windows application
> as
> well but not with a Sonic product that I have. I would love to burn with
> Media player because it is great but I am really confused as to why it is
> not
> allowing me to burn? Please help!
> --
> Thank you,
> Matt Campbell