WMP Question

[DSTM]

Hi Guys. I burnt my music files (Audio) onto a DVD,instead of CD'S.

I want to have a list, I can see to select certain songs, to play back through my headphones.What is happening now, it starts at the beginning, all the time.

Is there a solution to this.Thanks.:)

[DSTM]

Hi Guys. I burnt my music files (Audio) onto a DVD,instead of CD'S.

I want to have a list, I can see to select certain songs, to play back through my headphones.What is happening now, it starts at the beginning, all the time.

Is there a solution to this.Thanks.:)

[DSTM]

Hi Guys. I burnt my music files (Audio) onto a DVD,instead of CD'S.

I want to have a list, I can see to select certain songs, to play back through my headphones.What is happening now, it starts at the beginning, all the time.

Is there a solution to this.Thanks.:)

[Guest Wolfeymole]

Can I just ask why you put MP3's on to DVD's Dougie, are these DVDRW?

 

Seems a bit of a waste if they aren't.

 

Do you mean make a playlist in WMP?

[Guest Wolfeymole]

Can I just ask why you put MP3's on to DVD's Dougie, are these DVDRW?

 

Seems a bit of a waste if they aren't.

 

Do you mean make a playlist in WMP?

[Guest Wolfeymole]

Can I just ask why you put MP3's on to DVD's Dougie, are these DVDRW?

 

Seems a bit of a waste if they aren't.

 

Do you mean make a playlist in WMP?

[DSTM]

I thought instead of a lot of CD's to rat through,mate,I would burn them to DVD'S instead.

Yes a play list,of the songs on the DVD, I can view,while playing back the songs.

There must be a way,but don't know how to go about it.

I moved WMP aside, and it only shows the current song being played,not the full list.

They are DVD+R

Edited February 9, 2009 by DSTM

[DSTM]

I thought instead of a lot of CD's to rat through,mate,I would burn them to DVD'S instead.

Yes a play list,of the songs on the DVD, I can view,while playing back the songs.

There must be a way,but don't know how to go about it.

I moved WMP aside, and it only shows the current song being played,not the full list.

They are DVD+R

Edited February 9, 2009 by DSTM

[DSTM]

I thought instead of a lot of CD's to rat through,mate,I would burn them to DVD'S instead.

Yes a play list,of the songs on the DVD, I can view,while playing back the songs.

There must be a way,but don't know how to go about it.

I moved WMP aside, and it only shows the current song being played,not the full list.

They are DVD+R

Edited February 9, 2009 by DSTM

[Guest Wolfeymole]

Well it's up to you mate at the end of the day, in the meantime have a look at these instructions from Microsoft.

 

Create a playlist with Windows Media Player

[Guest Wolfeymole]

Well it's up to you mate at the end of the day, in the meantime have a look at these instructions from Microsoft.

 

Create a playlist with Windows Media Player

[Guest Wolfeymole]

Well it's up to you mate at the end of the day, in the meantime have a look at these instructions from Microsoft.

 

Create a playlist with Windows Media Player

[DSTM]

Thanks mate.This looks like, what I am after.

Didn't dawn on me, to go to Microsoft.:)

 

I know it's more expensive to use DVD's,but I wont use many.

Nothing in comparison of what this pig of a PC has cost me.LOL.

[DSTM]

Thanks mate.This looks like, what I am after.

Didn't dawn on me, to go to Microsoft.:)

 

I know it's more expensive to use DVD's,but I wont use many.

Nothing in comparison of what this pig of a PC has cost me.LOL.

[DSTM]

Thanks mate.This looks like, what I am after.

Didn't dawn on me, to go to Microsoft.:)

 

I know it's more expensive to use DVD's,but I wont use many.

Nothing in comparison of what this pig of a PC has cost me.LOL.

[Guest Wolfeymole]

The thing is Dougie that you could burn 1 single track to a DVD+R or -R and that would be it, it would not be possible to add tracks at a later time.

 

Consider this, if a a track was 10mb in length then common sense dictates that you would get 70 tracks on a basic 700mb cd.

 

Any decent burner worth it's salt would show you the space remaining when adding tracks to be burnt, therefore you can keep track, no pun intended, of where you are.

[Guest Wolfeymole]

The thing is Dougie that you could burn 1 single track to a DVD+R or -R and that would be it, it would not be possible to add tracks at a later time.

 

Consider this, if a a track was 10mb in length then common sense dictates that you would get 70 tracks on a basic 700mb cd.

 

Any decent burner worth it's salt would show you the space remaining when adding tracks to be burnt, therefore you can keep track, no pun intended, of where you are.

[Guest Wolfeymole]

The thing is Dougie that you could burn 1 single track to a DVD+R or -R and that would be it, it would not be possible to add tracks at a later time.

 

Consider this, if a a track was 10mb in length then common sense dictates that you would get 70 tracks on a basic 700mb cd.

 

Any decent burner worth it's salt would show you the space remaining when adding tracks to be burnt, therefore you can keep track, no pun intended, of where you are.

[DSTM]

OK mate,I get the picture.CD's in future.

I use Deep Burner,and it does tell you, how much to load.

Things are much clearer now.Thanks.:)

[DSTM]

OK mate,I get the picture.CD's in future.

I use Deep Burner,and it does tell you, how much to load.

Things are much clearer now.Thanks.:)

[DSTM]

OK mate,I get the picture.CD's in future.

I use Deep Burner,and it does tell you, how much to load.

Things are much clearer now.Thanks.:)

[Dalo Harkin]

The thing is Dougie that you could burn 1 single track to a DVD+R or -R and that would be it, it would not be possible to add tracks at a later time.

 

 

You can - depending on the software you burn with - NERO has the ability to leave a disk open, for further burning later on ;)

[Dalo Harkin]

The thing is Dougie that you could burn 1 single track to a DVD+R or -R and that would be it, it would not be possible to add tracks at a later time.

 

 

You can - depending on the software you burn with - NERO has the ability to leave a disk open, for further burning later on ;)

[Dalo Harkin]

The thing is Dougie that you could burn 1 single track to a DVD+R or -R and that would be it, it would not be possible to add tracks at a later time.

 

 

You can - depending on the software you burn with - NERO has the ability to leave a disk open, for further burning later on ;)