Tell me if you find out.

I do not know how to get the files transferred to real player to burn cds

Instructions for compiling music cd's or whatever burn project you have in mind can be found at this place http://www.afterdawn.com/

EDIT: forgot to mention clik the forum tab you can read the appropriate walkthru without having to login unless you have questions

It could be possible to burn CDs using WMP 10 or maybe iTunes. I personally use WMP 10 to burn my CDs, since it's pretty reliable and using error correction, I can eliminate most (if not all) of the glitches in the songs I burn.

Depending on your CD burn program, the task may be simple or difficult. For those of you who use WMP 10 (or some other version of Windows Media Player), there should be an icon somewhere on the computer (be it the taskbar, the desktop, or even in your Start menu's list of programs). Click the icon and it'll open up your WMP. From there (if your LW songs are in the WMP library-you may have to get your WMP to search for the songs and add them to the library), right-click the songs you want to burn to CD, insert a blank CD-R (or CD-RW), left-click burn CD, and you've got your very own music CD.

i've tried what all of you have instructed for burning a cd with limewire with nero 7.0 pro but it keeps telling me that the file can be added if a dedicated plug-in is installed when i try to transferr the file to burn, what plug-in are they talking about

It depends on what you're referring to. Since your post is pretty vague, I have no clue what it is you're referring to, dungnmatr.

How do you burn tracks from your library to a cd? Can you do that on "Limewire"?

what is the difference between an audio cd and a data cd?

First you need Windows Media Player. (PC)

http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showthread.php?t=65968

[I don't know about Mac...]
Then, you make a playlist... then just burn the playlist.


One is audio(music), other is data (encoded information; scraps)