#Can windows media player burn dvd movie portable#
You have chosen to create a CD in data format.ĭata CDs can be played on most computers and some portable CD players. The first time you attempt to burn a Data CD with Windows Media Player, it prompts you with the following warning: Since you were able to burn a CD, the other likely possibility is you burned a data CD rather than an audio CD, which burns the files in their original WMA format rather than converting them to the standard Red Book Audio format supported by all consumer CD players. If this had been the case, Windows Media Player would have prompted you to login to Napster and purchase the album prior to burning the CD. The $9.99 monthly subscription service from Napster lets you download as many tracks as you want, but not burn them to CD. Possibility one is that the tracks you purchased don’t come with the right to burn a CD. There are two possible reasons tracks purchased from Napster (or one of the other download services) might not play from a burned CD. Napster claims I can burn a CD of the album, why won’t the CD play? I tried converting the files to WAV, but I get an error message saying I’m unable to convert. It works in my computer, but not anywhere else. When I try to play the CD in my car or with my home stereo, it won’t recognize the CD. The software tells me I have the necessary licenses and it let me copy the tracks to a blank CD. Bill states, I purchased an album from Napster and downloaded the files to Windows Media Player 10.
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