The latest version of Windows Media Player can burn your photos, music and videos on a CD or DVD on the fly. You simply have to drag and drop files from your Windows Media Library to the burn list.

Then, after ejecting the original CD and inserting a blank CD into the computer, you could copy those downloaded music files onto a second CD, also known as “burning a CD.” ...

Because Windows treats CDs the same way it does folder, you can view a CD's pictures on your business computer using file navigation methods that you already know.

How to Burn a Three Terabyte CD A new nano-optical device can focus laser light tighter than traditional optics, which could lead to higher-density data storage.

You're asking your computer to spend CPU cycles decompressing the mp3's and burning the CD at the same time.<BR><BR>32x is too fast. 24x is about your upper limit for most burners.

If you are uanble to burn file from Windows File Explorer because the Burn to disc button is greyed out, then this post will help you fix it.