Web space - .Data CD-RW (74 minutes):Store up to 74 minutes
.Data CD-RW (74 minutes):Store up to 74 minutes of music on a sin- gle CD that can be played on any computer or stereo. .CD-RW:Can be played only on computers with CD-RW drives and onthe rare stereo that has the ability to read this type of CD. (Very fewstereos can read CD-RW disks!) For maximum flexibility, you ll want to stick with CD-R disks. Be aware that CD-R s are WORM (Write Once, Read Many), which means that as soon as youburn anythingto that disk, even if it s just one song, that s it. You cannot addsongs later or change the contents of the CD in any way. You can t unburn alog, and you can t unburn a CD-R either! So make sure you gather up 70 to 80minutes of songs to copy before you even begin the process. Making a customplaylist first, as described previously, is a good way to approach the process. STEPS:Create a Custom CD from a Playlist1.Insert a blank CD-R into your CD drive, and wait a few seconds. 2.If you see dialog box asking what you want to do with the blank CD, choose Select media to Copy to CD using Windows Media Player, andclick OK. Then skip to Step 4. Not all CD drives can burn CD-Rs. If you have any problems burn- ing CDs, first make sure you have a CD-R drive installed on yourcomputer! 3.If Windows Media Player isn t already open, go ahead and open it now. Click Copy to CD or Devicein the features taskbar. 4.Click the drop-down list under Items to copyin the left pane, and clickthe playlist you want to copy to CD, as in Figure 17-17. Figure 17-17:Choosing a playlist to copy to CDChapter
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