WebHelp:Burning an Audio CD/4.0 - Revision history

Rusty at 23:16, 15 November 2012

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	* ~~MediaMonkey doesn't officially support~~ DVD/BD video playback as ~~it lacks~~ full menu ~~support~~ and DRM support, though ~~it is often able to play~~ unencrypted video. <br> ** DVD-RAM media is integrated~~, but has not been tested~~.<br>		* DVD/BD video playback isn't officially supported as full menu and DRM support are not implemented, though playback of unencrypted video usually works. <br> ** DVD-RAM media isn't officially supported, though it is integrated and may work on some systems.<br>

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	* MediaMonkey doesn't officially support DVD/BD video playback as it lacks full menu support and DRM support, though it is often able to play unencrypted video. <br>** DVD-RAM media is integrated, but has not been tested.<br>		* MediaMonkey doesn't officially support DVD/BD video playback as it lacks full menu support and DRM support, though it is often able to play unencrypted video. <br> ** DVD-RAM media is integrated, but has not been tested.<br>

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Rusty at 18:31, 15 November 2012

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	<br> A Data CD/DVD will be burnt.		<br> A Data CD/DVD will be burnt.

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	== Supported Media<br> ==		== Supported Media<br> ==

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	\| colspan="2" \| Data Disc<br>		\| colspan="2" \| Data Disc<br>
	\| colspan="2" \| Audio Disc (CD) / Video Disc (DVD/BD)<br>		\| colspan="2" \| Audio Disc (CD) / Video Disc (DVD/BD)<br>
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	\| Media<br>		\| Media<br>
	\| Play<br>		\| Play<br>
	\| Burn<br>		\| Burn<br>
	\| Play<br>		\| Play<br>
	\| Burn<br>		\| Burn<br>
	\|-		\|-
	\| CD-ROM<br>		\| CD-ROM<br>
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	\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| <br>		\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| <br>
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	\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| <br>		\| bgcolor="#cccccc" \| <br>
	\|-		\|-
	\| CD-R, CD-RW<br>		\| CD-R, CD-RW<br>
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	\| ✓<br>		\| ✓<br>
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	\| DVD-ROM<br>		\| DVD-ROM<br>
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	\| DVD+R DL and DVD-R DL Dual Layer<br>		\| DVD+R DL and DVD-R DL Dual Layer<br>
	\| ✓<br>		\| ✓<br>
	\| ✓<br>		\| ✓<br>
	\| x *<br>		\| x *<br>
	\| x<br>		\| x<br>
	\|-		\|-
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	\| BD-R, BD-RE<br>		\| BD-R, BD-RE<br>
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	\| BD-R XL and BD-R XL Extra Large<br>		\| BD-R XL and BD-R XL Extra Large<br>
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	\| x<br>		\| x<br>
	\|-		\|-
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	* MediaMonkey doesn't officially support DVD/BD video playback as it lacks full menu support and DRM support, though it is often able to play unencrypted video. <br>** DVD-RAM media is integrated, but has not been tested.<br>		* MediaMonkey doesn't officially support DVD/BD video playback as it lacks full menu support and DRM support, though it is often able to play unencrypted video. <br>** DVD-RAM media is integrated, but has not been tested.<br>

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Rusty at 18:30, 15 November 2012

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-== Burn an Audio CD ==
+MediaMonkey allows you to Burn an Audio CD that can be read by any standard CD Player, or a Data CD/DVD set that can be used to back up your collection or to play it on another player.
 #Create a Playlist consisting of the Tracks you want to burn (optional).
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 #Step through the Wizard, configure CD Settings (see below), and press 'Burn'.
-An Audio CD that can be played on any standard CD Player will be burnt.
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-== Burn Data CD/DVD(s) ==
+== Burn Data CD/DVD(s)  ==
 #Select the Playlist or Tracks that you want to Burn.
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 #Step through the Wizard, configure CD Settings, and press 'Burn'.
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	MediaMonkey allows you to Burn an Audio CD that can be read by any standard CD Player, or a Data CD/DVD set that can be used to back up your collection or to play it on another player.		MediaMonkey allows you to Burn an Audio CD that can be read by any standard CD Player, or a Data CD/DVD set that can be used to back up your collection or to play it on another player.

Rusty at 04:36, 1 June 2011

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	MediaMonkey allows you to Burn an Audio CD that can be read by any standard CD Player, or a Data CD/DVD set that can be used to back up your collection or to play it on another player.		MediaMonkey allows you to Burn an Audio CD that can be read by any standard CD Player, or a Data CD/DVD set that can be used to back up your collection or to play it on another player.

Rusty at 04:35, 1 June 2011

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	MediaMonkey allows you to Burn an Audio CD that can be read by any standard CD Player, or a Data CD/DVD or set ~~of Data CD/DVDs~~ that can be used to back up your collection or to play it on another player ~~that supports MP3s or other digital audio formats~~.		MediaMonkey allows you to Burn an Audio CD that can be read by any standard CD Player, or a Data CD/DVD set that can be used to back up your collection or to play it on another player.

	== Burn an Audio CD ==		== Burn an Audio CD ==

Peke at 15:43, 12 May 2011

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	#Add or remove content that you wish to include on the CD/DVD. Note that if the content selected exceeds the space available on a single disc, you will be prompted to insert additional discs until the entire selection has been burnt.		#Add or remove content that you wish to include on the CD/DVD. Note that if the content selected exceeds the space available on a single disc, you will be prompted to insert additional discs until the entire selection has been burnt.
	#Choose the format in which the disc should be burnt.		#Choose the format in which the disc should be burnt.
	##Choose the 'disc format'. This is the format that is used by default for all tracks that will be burnt to the disc. See ~~<A href="Configuring%20Directory%20and%20File%20Formats.htm">~~Configuring Directory and ~~File~~ Formats~~</A>~~ for details. Note that the format chosen affects the order in which they will be burnt--i.e. tracks are burnt in alphabetical order (this is relevant if you will use disc in a device that plays tracks in the order in which they've been burnt).		##Choose the 'disc format'. This is the format that is used by default for all tracks that will be burnt to the disc. See [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Configuring_Directory_and_File_Formats}}\|Configuring Directory and Filename Formats]] for details. Note that the format chosen affects the order in which they will be burnt--i.e. tracks are burnt in alphabetical order (this is relevant if you will use disc in a device that plays tracks in the order in which they've been burnt).
	##Enable 'Burn Playlists to:' if you wish to burn Playlists in an alternate format that preserves track order.		##Enable 'Burn Playlists to:' if you wish to burn Playlists in an alternate format that preserves track order.
	##Enable 'Burn .m3u Playlists' to burn .m3u playlist files for the nodes that you've selected<br>Organize playlists using 'prefix for each playlist type' will cause all playlists to be burnt to a single directory, and playlists for a specific Artist will be prefixed by the word 'Artist - '. If you organize the playlists using 'directory for each playlist type' then playlists will be organized into multiple directories. The latter is more usable, but the former may be preferable for devices with poor navigation tools.		##Enable 'Burn .m3u Playlists' to burn .m3u playlist files for the nodes that you've selected<br>Organize playlists using 'prefix for each playlist type' will cause all playlists to be burnt to a single directory, and playlists for a specific Artist will be prefixed by the word 'Artist - '. If you organize the playlists using 'directory for each playlist type' then playlists will be organized into multiple directories. The latter is more usable, but the former may be preferable for devices with poor navigation tools.

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MediaMonkey allows you to Burn an Audio CD that can be read by any standard CD Player, or a Data CD/DVD or set of Data CD/DVDs that can be used to back up your collection or to play it on another player that supports MP3s or other digital audio formats.

== Burn an Audio CD ==

#Create a Playlist consisting of the Tracks you want to burn (optional).
#Select the Playlist or Tracks that you want to Burn.
#Drag and Drop the tracks onto the '''Burn''' button on the Toolbar ''or'' click '''Burn CD/DVD''' from the '''Tools''' menu or from the '''Copy''' menu in the Now Playing Dialog. A Wizard will open.
#Step through the Wizard, configure CD Settings (see below), and press 'Burn'.

An Audio CD that can be played on any standard CD Player will be burnt.

== Burn Data CD/DVD(s) ==

#Select the Playlist or Tracks that you want to Burn.
#From the '''Tools''' menu or from the '''Copy''' menu in the Now Playing Dialog, click '''Burn CD/DVD'''. A Wizard will open.
#Add or remove content that you wish to include on the CD/DVD. Note that if the content selected exceeds the space available on a single disc, you will be prompted to insert additional discs until the entire selection has been burnt.
#Choose the format in which the disc should be burnt.
##Choose the 'disc format'. This is the format that is used by default for all tracks that will be burnt to the disc. See <A href="Configuring%20Directory%20and%20File%20Formats.htm">Configuring Directory and File Formats</A> for details. Note that the format chosen affects the order in which they will be burnt--i.e. tracks are burnt in alphabetical order (this is relevant if you will use disc in a device that plays tracks in the order in which they've been burnt).
##Enable 'Burn Playlists to:' if you wish to burn Playlists in an alternate format that preserves track order.
##Enable 'Burn .m3u Playlists' to burn .m3u playlist files for the nodes that you've selected<br>Organize playlists using 'prefix for each playlist type' will cause all playlists to be burnt to a single directory, and playlists for a specific Artist will be prefixed by the word 'Artist - '. If you organize the playlists using 'directory for each playlist type' then playlists will be organized into multiple directories. The latter is more usable, but the former may be preferable for devices with poor navigation tools.
#Step through the Wizard, configure CD Settings, and press 'Burn'.

A Data CD/DVD will be burnt.
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