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date: Fri, 22 Feb 2008 22:04:00 -0800,
group: microsoft.public.windowsmedia.player.mac
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Re: it refuses to burn ANYTHING. please help!
Do any of the tracks show up with a red [x] next to them once it's
complained about being unable to read the file ?
It's possible the file was added to the library (so WMP thinks it
knows where it is) then moved somewhere else that it's not able to
keep track of it - for example moving the file from C:\Documents and
Settings\My Music to C:\Audio Tacks
Are you sure the file is a type which media player can play ? What
happens if you find it in the library and try to play it first ?
HTH
Cheers - Neil
On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 22:04:00 -0800, craisydazy18
wrote:
>ok so i have vista home premium and windows media player although i donno
>which version of that (i just got the computer and it is only a month old).
>anyway i am trying to burn a CD and it wont. i have 19 songs and it totals
>roughly 73 minutes of music. it recognizes that i put a cd into the drive
>(finally that was an ordeal in and of itself, i had RW didnt like it, and
>went out to buy R and i thought that was the issue, wrong) jow when i push
>the start burn button it seems to fiddle around for a minute and then this
>thing pops up that says "Windows Media Player encountered a problem while
>burning the file to the disc. For additional assistance, click Web Help."
>with a link to here. it says some of the possible problems could include
>(but are not limited too)
>-disc may be damaged(brand new not likely)
>-select slower recording speed(did it, not helping)
>-try different brand of discs (did it again with the not helping)
>-quit other programs(nothing else is on, except help now)
>
>it says the error code is C00D0019 = error reading from a file
>
>what does that mean? someone please help me, i'm so computer dumb and this
>thing is supposed to be self explanitory, thats what the guy at the store
>said.
>
>Mona
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Digital Media MVP : 2004-2008
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpfaqs
date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 20:21:51 GMT
author: Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]
Re: it refuses to burn ANYTHING. please help!
when it tries to burn and decides it cant nothing changes on the screen the
only X on the player says "clear list pane" when i hover my mouse over it.
are the original files supposed to be in my music folder? they arent, they
are in some folder in my documents. the songs play through the windows media
player. i find it in the library, click it and it plays just fine. if it
helps they are "mp3 format sound" type files. i am so confused. thank you
for responding.
"Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" wrote:
> Do any of the tracks show up with a red [x] next to them once it's
> complained about being unable to read the file ?
>
> It's possible the file was added to the library (so WMP thinks it
> knows where it is) then moved somewhere else that it's not able to
> keep track of it - for example moving the file from C:\Documents and
> Settings\My Music to C:\Audio Tacks
>
> Are you sure the file is a type which media player can play ? What
> happens if you find it in the library and try to play it first ?
>
> HTH
> Cheers - Neil
>
> On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 22:04:00 -0800, craisydazy18
> wrote:
>
> >ok so i have vista home premium and windows media player although i donno
> >which version of that (i just got the computer and it is only a month old).
> >anyway i am trying to burn a CD and it wont. i have 19 songs and it totals
> >roughly 73 minutes of music. it recognizes that i put a cd into the drive
> >(finally that was an ordeal in and of itself, i had RW didnt like it, and
> >went out to buy R and i thought that was the issue, wrong) jow when i push
> >the start burn button it seems to fiddle around for a minute and then this
> >thing pops up that says "Windows Media Player encountered a problem while
> >burning the file to the disc. For additional assistance, click Web Help."
> >with a link to here. it says some of the possible problems could include
> >(but are not limited too)
> >-disc may be damaged(brand new not likely)
> >-select slower recording speed(did it, not helping)
> >-try different brand of discs (did it again with the not helping)
> >-quit other programs(nothing else is on, except help now)
> >
> >it says the error code is C00D0019 = error reading from a file
> >
> >what does that mean? someone please help me, i'm so computer dumb and this
> >thing is supposed to be self explanitory, thats what the guy at the store
> >said.
> >
> >Mona
> ------------------------------------------------
> Digital Media MVP : 2004-2008
> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpfaqs
>
date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 18:59:00 -0800
author: craisydazy18
Re: it refuses to burn ANYTHING. please help!
"Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" wrote:
> Do any of the tracks show up with a red [x] next to them once it's
> complained about being unable to read the file ?
>
> It's possible the file was added to the library (so WMP thinks it
> knows where it is) then moved somewhere else that it's not able to
> keep track of it - for example moving the file from C:\Documents and
> Settings\My Music to C:\Audio Tacks
>
> Are you sure the file is a type which media player can play ? What
> happens if you find it in the library and try to play it first ?
>
> HTH
> Cheers - Neil
>
> On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 22:04:00 -0800, craisydazy18
> wrote:
>
> >ok so i have vista home premium and windows media player although i donno
> >which version of that (i just got the computer and it is only a month old).
> >anyway i am trying to burn a CD and it wont. i have 19 songs and it totals
> >roughly 73 minutes of music. it recognizes that i put a cd into the drive
> >(finally that was an ordeal in and of itself, i had RW didnt like it, and
> >went out to buy R and i thought that was the issue, wrong) jow when i push
> >the start burn button it seems to fiddle around for a minute and then this
> >thing pops up that says "Windows Media Player encountered a problem while
> >burning the file to the disc. For additional assistance, click Web Help."
> >with a link to here. it says some of the possible problems could include
> >(but are not limited too)
> >-disc may be damaged(brand new not likely)
> >-select slower recording speed(did it, not helping)
> >-try different brand of discs (did it again with the not helping)
> >-quit other programs(nothing else is on, except help now)
> >
> >it says the error code is C00D0019 = error reading from a file
> >
> >what does that mean? someone please help me, i'm so computer dumb and this
> >thing is supposed to be self explanitory, thats what the guy at the store
> >said.
> >
> >Mona
> ------------------------------------------------
> Digital Media MVP : 2004-2008
> http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpfaqs
>
date: Sun, 13 Apr 2008 03:29:00 -0700
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