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Cannot Copy Songs

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by Coyote, 2007/05/04.

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    Coyote

    Coyote Inactive Thread Starter

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    Hello Everbody,
    I have been copying songs from various CDs to a CD-R to play in my truck, and in my wife's car. I have been making these CDs for a couple of years. Today, I tried to make a new CD. It shows the songs as being on the CD-R, but they won't play on my computer, or the truck. Windows Media Player says, "The selected file has a scheme that is not recognized by Windows Media Player. Because the extension is unknown by the Player, you should be sure the file comes from a trustworthy source." Can anyone help me with this one?
    Thank You,
    Coyote
     
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    With the CD in the optical drive, right click on the drive then select Open. Right click on one of the music files to see its extension. See if its a .wav, .mp3 or etc. WMP and your vehicle's CD player will only play supported file types.
     

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    Coyote

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    It show's the music file as, Type of File: CD Audio Track
    Opens with: Windows Media Player
    The computer will play the music files from the original CD. It will no longer copy the music files from the original CD to another CD. Like it has been doing??
     
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    Maybe the original CD is copy protected?
     
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    Are you creating an exact copy and not burning a music CD with your burning software? I find making a copy works best.
     
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    I don't think the CD is copy protected. I have copied songs from them before. I have tried making a copy, and burning a music CD both. It shows the music file is on the CD-R, but they won't play on my computer, or the truck. Windows Media Player says, "The selected file has a scheme that is not recognized by Windows Media Player??
     
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    I think your problem might be File Association, try reverting to Windows Media Player File and check your settings in the Burning Software are you using Nero or any other big brand, try with a different software there are many free ones around just to test.
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    Is this WMP 10 or 11? Will your vehicles recognize and play mp3?
     

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