That makes sense, though I didn't ffind it too  user friendly, and I
always choose data CD even if everything is sound which I have in MP3 with
all my files I burn to CD.





On Sat, 2 Aug 2008, Domenick wrote:

>
>
> I use Nero to burn cd's and dvd's. It's interface is simple. It is text
> and icons. I first select cd, if I want to burn a cd. I then select
> 'data' as the type of cd I want to make. A directory comes up and I just
> select all the files I want on the cd and click 'burn'. It will then ask
> if I want to name it, set a different burning speed, etc. but I just
> skip that step and let it use it's defaults. It burns the cd then pops
> it out the drawer. If you want to burn a music cd you just do the same
> but instead of selecting data, you select 'music', It will then reformat
> the music to .cda format so you can play the cd on any cd player. Making
> movies is more difficult however so I would suggest some sighted help there.
>
> Mick
>
> Jeff Kenyon wrote:
> > What are you using Nearo for?  I have it, but haven't fount it to be real
> > useful, and just use copy and cut and paste with the burning of files to
> > CD.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On Sat, 2 Aug 2008, Domenick wrote:
> >
> >
> >> Well, first you must make sure that you have a dvd drive. Not all cd
> >> drives play dvd's. You need a specific dvd drive. Today most cd drives
> >> sold are cd-r/dvd-r and cost about $40.00 to $50.00 for an internal
> >> drive. Add about $20.00 more for an external drive. I find Nero to be
> >> good for my vision loss.
> >>
> >> Mick
> >>
> >> doreen yale wrote:
> >>
> >>> Hi there:
> >>> I am running Windows XP and JAWS 7 and am seemingly unable to play
> >>> DVD's in my CD drive.  I have tried using Real Player and Windows
> >>> Media Player but both tell me that I do not have DVD software
> >>> installed.  Does anyone have any suggestions re accessible DVD
> >>> software please?
> >>> Many thanks.
> >>> DOREEN YALE.
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