[LINK] MS Windows and CD formats

[Scott Howard]

On Tue, Sep 23, 2008 at 11:48 PM, David Lochrin <dlochrin at d2.net.au> wrote:

> | Use a music or video burning program to make playable discs. If you use
> Windows to copy music files to a disc, for example, they will be copied as
> files and will not play in most CD players.
>

Because, like it says, if you use Windows they will be copied as "files"
(eg, MP3 files).  CD players, in the generic sense, don't play MP3 files off
a data CD.

ie, it's saying that Windows can't burn Audio CDs or Video DVDs, only data
CDs/DVDs (although I'm fairly sure Windows Media Player can burn Audio CDs)

  Scott.