If you have a recent version of the Windows operating system, burning music from your laptop or PC onto disk is very simple, and if you have Windows Vista or Windows 7 the system almost does all the work for you.
In Windows Vista and Windows 7 you can burn discs in one of several ways. Two of the ways you can use are the Live File System format or you can use Windows Media Player. To burn a disc using the Live System format simply insert a blank disc into the CD/DVD player on your PC or laptop and in the dialog box that will automatically appear click Burn Files to Data Disc. In the Burn a Disc dialog box that appears click Next. This may take a few minutes for the disc to be formatted and when it is done an empty disc folder will appear. Open the folder that contains the files you want to copy and drag them into the empty disc folder and you're done.
To copy audio files from your PC to a CD using Windows Media Player, open the application and click the Burn tab, and then click Audio CD. Insert a blank CD into your CD/DVD drive and if the Autoplay dialog box appears be sure to close it. Now find the items that you want to copy to the CD and create a burn list by dragging the items you want from the Details pane to the List pane. When you've selected all the songs you want click Start Burn.
These are only two ways that you can copy music from your PC or laptop to a CD, there are a few other options available, especially if you are using one of the latest versions of the Windows operating system that is designed to accomplish the task quickly and easily.
In Windows Vista and Windows 7 you can burn discs in one of several ways. Two of the ways you can use are the Live File System format or you can use Windows Media Player. To burn a disc using the Live System format simply insert a blank disc into the CD/DVD player on your PC or laptop and in the dialog box that will automatically appear click Burn Files to Data Disc. In the Burn a Disc dialog box that appears click Next. This may take a few minutes for the disc to be formatted and when it is done an empty disc folder will appear. Open the folder that contains the files you want to copy and drag them into the empty disc folder and you're done.
To copy audio files from your PC to a CD using Windows Media Player, open the application and click the Burn tab, and then click Audio CD. Insert a blank CD into your CD/DVD drive and if the Autoplay dialog box appears be sure to close it. Now find the items that you want to copy to the CD and create a burn list by dragging the items you want from the Details pane to the List pane. When you've selected all the songs you want click Start Burn.
These are only two ways that you can copy music from your PC or laptop to a CD, there are a few other options available, especially if you are using one of the latest versions of the Windows operating system that is designed to accomplish the task quickly and easily.