CD burn - problem (n.b: Q from novice)

My Playlist shows 23 songs, 56.1 mins, 52.6 MB and yet when I hit 'burn disc' I get 'will not fit on 1 audio CD' even though I have a Verbatim 700 MB/80 min CD in the drive?

Hi again. Thank you. I found iTunes on the G4 when I bought it although I'd been told that "everything was wiped." I copied songs from my CDs into the iTunes library but when I attempted to burn a CD from a songlist by clicking on the Burn Disc button on the upper right, I got a flashing message "Disc burner or software not found." Same if I pulled down File from the iTunes menu and selected Burn Playlist to Disc. I opened System>Application (Mac OS9). Next to iTunes in the "Size" column, it was blank. Do I need to download a newer version of iTunes? Could I have only part of the program?

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Memory: 2 GB
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