How to Burn a CD

CDs

Start Burning Pictures, Data, and Music to CDs


Course Description: Learn how to burn pictures, data, or music to Compact Discs, commonly referred to as CDs. Discover the different types of CDs available, as well as learn various methods for copying or burning material from your computer to your CD. Gain an understanding of the two popular media players, Windows Media Player and iTunes, and how they are used for specifically burning CDs. Finally, learn how to use Windows Media Center, the program that comes installed on every computer with a Windows operating system.

Author: Sheila Fox

Runtime: 0hr. 16min.

Lessons: 28

Lessons
Time
(Min:Sec)
Introduction PREVIEW, CLICK HERE
00:35
Chapter 1: Introduction
What is a CD? PREVIEW, CLICK HERE
00:32
Why Copy to a CD? PREVIEW, CLICK HERE
00:30
Required Software
00:37
Chapter 2: Overview of CD Types
Music CDs vs Data CDs
00:34
CD-R vs CD-RW
01:07
Buying Blank CDs
00:20
Chapter 3: Copying Methods
Difference in Copying Methods
00:16
Is One Method Better Than Another?
00:17
Chapter 4: Other Required Materials
CD Burner
00:19
Labeling Materials
00:34
Chapter 5: Copying/Burning Data or Pictures Using Windows
Inserting the Disc
00:48
Locating Your Data
00:23
Organizing Your Data
00:22
Burning and Verifying the CD
01:11
Chapter 6: Copying/Burning Music Using Windows Media Player
Locating Your Music
00:26
Organizing Your Music
00:47
Basic Copying Using Windows
00:52
Verifying the CD
00:13
Chapter 7: Using iTunes to Burn CDs
Locating your Music
00:08
Creating a Playlist
00:47
Burning a CD
01:02
Verifying the CD
00:11
Chapter 8: Using Windows Media Center to Burn CDs
Software Overview
00:11
Opening the Program
00:22
CD Burning Process
02:01
Verifying the CD
00:32
Conclusion
00:32
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