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Excellent answer. &nbsp;Much appreciated.<br />
capreol
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Excellent answer.  Much appreciated.
capreol

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I created a playlist of 8 songs in iTunes this morning. &nbsp;For all intents and purposes it looked like the CD/DVD drive was burning the disc. &nbsp;These are 8 songs that I purchased by way of iTunes. &nbsp;I burned an audio cd to a cd-r as prompted by the window that popped up. &nbsp;After the process I went to that drive to check the contents and play the music from that drive. &nbsp;Lo and behold, the drive was showing 0 bytes. &nbsp;I then tried to play this disc in one of our audio cd players...not connected to the computer. &nbsp;The CD played perfectly. &nbsp;What has happened here and what should I be doing to resolve this problem. &nbsp;Keep in mind I am using Windows 10. &nbsp;Thanks in advance,<br />
capreol
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I created a playlist of 8 songs in iTunes this morning.  For all intents and purposes it looked like the CD/DVD drive was burning the disc.  These are 8 songs that I purchased by way of iTunes.  I burned an audio cd to a cd-r as prompted by the window that popped up.  After the process I went to that drive to check the contents and play the music from that drive.  Lo and behold, the drive was showing 0 bytes.  I then tried to play this disc in one of our audio cd players...not connected to the computer.  The CD played perfectly.  What has happened here and what should I be doing to resolve this problem.  Keep in mind I am using Windows 10.  Thanks in advance,
capreol

confusion regarding iTunes and the burning of an audio disc

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