Oscar:

Apparently you don't know the difference between reading and jumping to
conclusions. Audio files take more CD space, but maybe your not aware of
that. MP3 compression allows for more files per CD... DUH! I am talking
about creating an MP3 CD using VISTA which does not close sessions such
devices like DVD players, car audio systems use them... READ THE
THREAD.... So it is a VISTA ISSUE!!!!

Try you see! I have talked with 10 other Vista users and they all
report the same thing... It does not work unless you use third party
software. So like I said I paid more to upgrade from XP to an OS with
less features!!!

You got it OSCAR.....?????


oscar;1125982 Wrote:
According to your heading and your post, it appears that you do not know
the
dfference between mp3 and audio files.

WMP can easily create audio cd's that are useable in car cd players. I
do
it all the time.

This appears to be a user problem and not a Vista problem.

Vista is an operating system which allows software such as WMP to
integrate
with the hardware. If you have a problem creating audio CD's you should
be
looking at the software that converts the MP3 to audio or the hardware
involved.

Your post name, "VistaIsTickingMe Off", suggests that you would better
serve
yourself by reading a thick book on how Vista and its features work so
you
won't get confused by such simple tasks as creating an audio CD.
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oscar

....Right click is your very good friend...


"VistaIsTickingMeOFF" wrote:


You said it, I cannot believe Microsoft would stoop so low, this I am
sure was by design... you know MP3 was not their format to begin with
so
why support this going forward.... I paid more for their new OS Cause
I
was told it would do more and now I am getting less... Like to see
this
one in their Mojave Experiment...LOL I sure hope they learned a
lesson,
other wise this PC user will soon become a MAC user!


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