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"happylittleelf" wrote: > I have a playlist of 21 items that together are 80 minutes. My non > rewritable CD records 80 min. Yet the player is telling me to delete the > twenty first item because it will not fit. > -- > All help will be much appreciated. The reason (at least in part) is that WMP10 adds 2 seconds between each track when recording. The answer is to edit the tracks to shave off a few seconds' silence at each end of each one. You can do this with Windows Media File Editor Tool (free download) or Windows Movie Maker (should already be on your computer). I used Windows Movie Maker. It took a bit of learning how to use it, and then the editing was took a bit of time, but it worked and I was able to burn successfully. For more info, go to http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...vice/0070.mspx and look at "How can I reduce the length of an audio track...". |
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