Issues with Windows Media Player

Question

Hello,

I am having trouble burning an audio CD. When I start the burning process, the following message appears: the Windows Media Player cannot burn certain files. To determine the source of the problem, click on the icon next to the files in the Burn List.

There is no icon displayed!

I checked that Windows Media can find the file locations properly. There was one it couldn't find, and that has been resolved. I should mention that I am used to burning audio CDs and, if there are problems, I usually manage to solve them with some time. But this time, I am out of ideas.

Can you help me?
Thank you.

farfadet9 · Accepted Answer

Thank you for your response. I have Windows 7, is it still okay for CDBurner? What other software (free if possible) is there besides Nero?
For my files with WMP, it doesn't seem to be a conversion issue since I've tried MP3 and WAV. It was working well with WMP, until now......
Best regards,

crackman2 · Answer

everyone is taking it seriously with Nero except you lol do the same

ziggourat · Answer

Hello,

Try with another free burning software like CDBurner XP for example. Maybe WMP can't convert some of your audio files, but I really don't know...
Or you can first convert your files to MP3 or preferably to WAV (uncompressed, which is the format of audio files for CD-Audio) and try again with your software that I don't use for this kind of operation :/

Best regards
--

Long live Bobo! ~ Little fish will grow big ~

crackman2 · Answer

yes Ashampoo Burning Studio 8

ziggourat · Answer

That one and plenty of others too ;) Nero is a paid software in its full version and I don't like the free version they offer.  -- Long live Bobo! ~ Little fish will grow big ~

photo · Answer

Pass all your audio files through a free MP3 converter like Format Factory and check the titles of each file. If the titles are too long or have characters like hearts or "as," rename them using only letters and you'll see everything will work with the Windows burner player.
Do the same for converting to MP3; if some files are rejected by Format Factory, simply rename them using only letters and it will work.

farfadet9 · Answer

Thank you all and you Photo. I will try this solution. I will give you feedback.

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