Recorded output level

I am using XP Professional to run Windows Media 10. When I burn a cd the
recorded output level of the burnt cd is slightly lower than that of the
original cd. Why is this? Can I fix it?? Please help.

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> I am using XP Professional to run Windows Media 10. When I burn a cd
> the recorded output level of the burnt cd is slightly lower than that
> of the original cd. Why is this? Can I fix it?? Please help.

I don't burn with WMP (more on that later) but you can try this:

Open WMP
Click on Burn tab
On the right click on Display Properties and Settings (the icon with the red
checkmark)
Click the Quality tab
UN-tick the option to volume leveling when burning

Does that do the trick?

The application that I use for burning audio CDs:

jetAudio Basic:
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/jetaudio.html

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