Ok this is getting to the point I'm really mad.. Now I just downloaded Lime wire. Everyone told me it's the best thing to have for music file. I belonged to Napster but I'm paying out the butt for it every time I want a new song to burn to a cd... Now I tried to follow your directions for WMP. Nothing is working.... I am so completly confused at this moment. I have a brand new computer windowas vista latest WMP player on it .. completly up to date.... Please help me straighten this out I want to put my music under WMP so I can burn cd's.

I have just downloaded Limewire pro and successfully found a particular song and saved it to Windows media. Two problems. 1. I cant even get the track to play under Limewire Player. How do i do that? 2/ When i attempt to play the track using Windows Media Player i see the following dialogue box."The file you are attempting to play has an extension (.mp3) that does not match the file format. Playing the flile may result in unexpected behaviour" It soes - its does nt play, nor can i transfer it to my Archos which syns automatically.
Any thoughts?

My questions are the same as the question posted above by "stadkins". Everytime I click on the "Launch" button to play a song, LimeWire just adds it to the playlist, but does not play the song. I have checked the "player" options under "tools" and the "Use LimeWire Media Player" box is checked. Does anyone know why this is happening and why it won't play the song. I also get the same message that "stadkins" posted pertaining to the error message when trying to play a song thru Windows Media Player. I need help also Please!! Thanks!

Hi, These attached images aren't working: add to library, monitor folders, burnlist, and start burn.gif for how do I get music into my WMP library. Please help me!

I just checked the attachments and they are working, so somehow the problem is on your end.

Maybe try a different browser i.e. if you are using Internet Explorer then try Firefox instead.

Edit: Made them load inside the guide instead, so now it should be easier

A lot of you are burning Data files instead of plain .cda files.
Data files will not play in an ordinary disk player unless it has the option to play mp3's.
An ordinary .cda disk can only contain 10-12 pieces of music like a CD you buy at the shops. A data CD can contain up to 300-400 mp3's. You must make that distinction when you are starting to burn a CD. you must either burn a data CD which will contain mp3's or you can burn an ordinary Audio CD (usually all the files will have the extension .cda) and it will (or should play) in your home or car CD player.
There is a big difference in the two types of files you can burn.
You have to select either data or music CD when you begin the burning process.
I know most of you know this already but others are less clear on what they are doing.
I hope this makes things a bit clearer for at least some of you.

Dear all,
My name is Manish Srivastava & I am a new member in forum. Pls advise me how to download some indian songs and movies. pls do inform me what's latest in forum.

thankyou i have just read your advice on transferring music to wmp and i am about to give it a go. ive been trying for about 2 hours

Thanks very much for your help

Make sure they are 'real' mp3's. Check Virus thread: Typical virus spam file sizes - Make a note of them (click on blue link to see) to be sure none of yours match those sizes as they are probably not real mp3's. Play all the songs you wish to burn, see if they all play ok.

May be a problem with your burner codecs not being up to date & not reading the mp3 format properly. CODECs list for Movies/Audio/ Alternate players / Video help forums/ video-mp3 fixers. Personally I use a dedicated disk burner program.

When burning an Audio CD, always burn at minimum speed possible. If possible, choose a low speed disk, not one of the super fast 45 x speed ones.