I am making a CD for a music quiz. I need to burn 15 seconds of 15 songs
twice and then the full track.
Using Windows media 9 can I do this? If so how, and if not can someone point
me in the right direction

Many thanks and happy christmas

On Thu, 22 Dec 2005 17:17:02 -0800, "Westy"
<Westy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I am making a CD for a music quiz. I need to burn 15 seconds of 15 songs
>twice and then the full track.
>Using Windows media 9 can I do this? If so how, and if not can someone point
>me in the right direction

I'd probably use Audactity (free from Sourceforge) to cup out segments
of files, it's a fully featured sound editor.

You'll need an extra tool though to get the CD Audio off the disk :
CDEx (also from sourceforge) converts the CD audio to a WAV file -
Audactiy can then work on the WAV file to extract your chosen 15
seconds.

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdexos/

You should be able to add the WAV clips as normal to WM player, or
burn them directly to CD using a program like Nero.

Cheers - Neil