Mp3 Burning issue

I have created a play list i want burnt.
I select all ones i want burnt onto a CD-R tal amount less than disk size About 680mb.
Seems burn ok then at end of it it says something like "Autoplay Error -50"
some music appears be on it and plays little bit on my computre but not in my stero & car
Not all music is acutally there and wont play in normal steros why would this be?
I have checked & defntly have lastest Itunes Update/s

Most people who refer to "normal stereos" mean the kind that only play audio CDs. But if you meant a car player that can play MP3 CDs, no problem.
With respect to the matter of "not all music is acutally there," note that iTunes can only burn an MP3 CD from tracks that are already in MP3 format.
Did you verify that your burner works OK when burning with other programs? That would help rule out that the problem is in the drive itself.

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MP3 burning help needed please

Hi,
I'm hoping someone can help me please.
I'm wanting to burn a mp3 cd but with the songs in separate folders so that when i play them in my car i can flick between the albums instead of having to go through all the singles one after another.
Does anyone know of a good mp3 burner that can do this, and where to get it from too.
All and any help in this matter is greatly appreciated
Cheers
Paul

You want them in separate Album folders?
Put the songs into the playlist.
Sort the playlist by Album then burn it as MP3* disc.
This will put the songs into Album folders.
Likewise, if you sort by Artist, songs will be put into Artist/Album/ folders.
* Note that only MP3 files will be burned to the disc. If the files are not already MP3 format, they will be skipped.
If you burn it as a DataCD, it wil work the same except it will copy the files regardless of format. I do this as my CD player will work with both AAC & MP3 formats.

Yet another CD burning issue--won't finish "finishing"

The subject pretty much says it all. When I try burning a CD, the computer seems to go through the process just fine until the status becomes "Burning disc.....finishing," at which time, it stops. iTunes still works and is responsive, but the CD won't finish.
I've also tried burning discs with Windows Media Player, but it doesn't seem to work either.
Immediate responses would be greatly appreciated--I need to burn a disc as a gift ASAP!
Thanks in advance.
(Please note that at the time I ran the diagnostics, it still said it was "Burning disc.....finishing." Not sure if that's relevant or not, but figured it was worth noting anyway.)
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 1 (Build 2600)
Emachines xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
iTunes 7.0.2.16
CD Driver 2.0.6.1
CD Driver DLL 2.0.6.1
LowerFilters: PxHelp20 (2.0.0.0),
UpperFilters: GEARAspiWDM (2.0.6.1),
Video Driver: Intel(r) 82810E Graphics Controller\Intel(R) 82810 Graphics Controller
IDE\DiskWDCWD800BB-00JHC0_____________________05.01C05, Bus Type ATA, Bus Address [0,0]
IDE\CdRomSAMSUNGCD-R/RW_SW-224B_________________R201___
Could not open CD handler, 5. Problem with installation of drive in Windows or drive contains copy protected CD.
Current user is an administrator.
D: SAMSUNG CD-R/RW SW-224B, Rev R201
Drive is empty.
The last failed audio CD burn had error code 4220(0x0000107c). It happened on drive D: SAMSUNG CD-R/RW SW-224B on CDR media at speed 12X.

hmmmmm.
i think i found your drivers and downloads page at Emachines:
Emachines T-series T1150
but there's not a lot of items of interest available there.
on the other hand, according to Samsung's support site, there's a newer version of the firmware available for your SAMSUNG CD-R/RW SW-224B. you've got R201, and they have R205 available for download:
Samsung SW-224B
so it might be prudent to contact your Emachines technical support, tell them you're troubleshooting a burning issue, and asking them if the newer R205 firmware is compatible with the particular Emachines system that you have.

Can't burn issues error code 4250-4280

After several failed attempts at solving my burning issues with Apple support (who had no idea what to do) I have found something out. The new "Protected AAC" formatted songs will cause a "failed burn" error message. I own 2 different computers and have tried 2 different types of CD-Rs. I have found that Windows Media Player will burn just fine, and that in iTunes I can burn all my old music (under "kind" look for "AAC audio file") just fine also. So I seem to have norrowed it down to Apple's new protected formats called "Protected AAC audio file"
So far this is all I've got. Anyone else have any ideas?
Windows XP Sony Vaio & Gateway Notebook
Windows XP Sony Vaio & Gateway Notebook

-54 is a Permissions error that's right ...
What are you trying to copy/burn ?
What version of Toast are you running ?
Remove the DivX QuickTime Plug-In and try burning again as it can mess up some burns ...

For All Serious Burning Issues!!

If you are having serious burning issues and error messages, and after you have freed up atleast 5 gb of HD space on your STARTUP drive (Startup is the drive that your OS is running on) then go to:
http://superdrive.cynikal.net/
and download the appropriate Superdrive firmware for your computer. i have used this site several times. Make sure you follow the directions. This is a major change to the software that runs inside of your superdrive, but it usually does the trick for me when I have issues. If you have previously updated your firmware, and are now having issues, go back to the original firmware and see if that works, (it usually does for me). I have updated several times, and never had any issues. My superdrive is atleast 2 and a half years old with heavy use.
Not sure if Apple approves of doing this, but they don't seem to ever be very helpful with error messages, so this is the best solution for me.

Not really. You only need enough space to cover the amount of data being burned to the disc, which in most cases is 4.7 gb. You will need more if you are burning larger dvd's and/or dual layer. For years, I have only kept roughly 5 gb available on my system and haven't had any problems.

Image burn issue

Hi all, I am having the image burn issue on my sony vaio duo 11 like. Please check the following link for the images. In my case the burn is visible when the background is grey and I work in the desktop mode for some time. I request your feedback and help in solving this issue. http://bit.ly/11FTG08 [with comments] See the bottom. You can see Windows notification area there   You can clearly see a white navigation bar of google chrome which is opened in the desktop mode
  I have taken all of these pictures with my mobile camera which is 3 years old. Otherwise the imageburn is very clear and distinct to me. Best regards,Naveen.

kamesh419,
This is working as intended. It is the transparent function of Aero. If the user switches back to desktop view, you can see some of the Start Menu background. This is not a burn in issue.
If you want you can turn off Aero and the transparent image will go away both in the Start Menu and also from the Desktop view.
Turn off Aero
1)      Go to the Start Menu
2)      Type Computer
3)      Right click on Computer and select properties
4)      Click on Advanced System settings
5)      Select Settings under Performance
6)      Select “Adjust for best performance”
7)      Click apply and ok.
kamesh419 wrote:
Hi all,
I am having the image burn issue on my sony vaio duo 11 like. Please check the following link for the images. In my case the burn is visible when the background is grey and I work in the desktop mode for some time. I request your feedback and help in solving this issue.
http://bit.ly/11FTG08 [with comments]
See the bottom. You can see Windows notification area there
You can clearly see a white navigation bar of google chrome which is opened in the desktop mode
I have taken all of these pictures with my mobile camera which is 3 years old. Otherwise the imageburn is very clear and distinct to me.
Best regards,
Naveen.

OSS 3D caused iTunes burning issues

A bit of information for those that have iTunes burning issues.
I installed OSS 3D v 1.62, a sound enhancer programme for iTunes on 14/08/06 and started having CD burning issues... iTunes wouldn't burn beyond 2 tracks and then froze before "finishing".
On uninstalling OSS 3D today 19/08/06, the iTunes problem I encountered were fixed.
If you have issues re burning check recently installed software.

update ... ran sfc /scannow as admin. windows reports 100% integrity.

HT4914 I have about 70,000 songs, almost all of them are MP3s burned from CDs. Is there a way to increase the 25,000 song limit in iTunes Match, by paying more, for example?

I have about 70,000 songs, almost all of them are MP3s burned from CDs. Is there a way to increase the 25,000 song limit in iTunes Match, by paying more, for example?

Right now the limit is what it is, 25,000 tracks. Tracks purchased from the iTunes Store do not count against that number. Whether Apple has any plans to increase that limit none of us here, who are all just fellow users, will know. We'll have to wait and see.
Regards.

Found solution to my CD burning issues

I posted a response to SoFLPhillyFan concerning my CD
burning issues. I may have been a bit hasty (sorry Apple).
I use MSI auto update for my chipset drivers. The auto
update indicated that I had the most recent drivers. This
was not true, as nVidia had a slightly more recent version.
Updating my chipset drivers solved the problem and I can
now burn CD's. Still, I did not have this problem prior to
the 7.X iTunes update (hmmmm....).

Try placing the iPod in Recovery mode and then restore via iTunes.

Itunes 8.01 cd burning issues. Please Help

wondering if anyone else has been experiencing the same issue i have in itunes 8.01. When i burn a disc now i have an array of issues. 1st, with the same media i used successfully before, sometimes when i attempt to burn a audio cd i get a dialog box that reads burn disc fail, unable to calibrate the laser for this media. It happens at various write speeds, so not sure what wrong. Also the few disc i was successful in burning skip during playback and will-not play in certain cd players. The bottom of the disc is scratch-less and everything appears normal. Lost at the moment. Anyone have a solution or suggestions please help. Or is their a certain type of cd that works best.
thank you
bac

Just got it back from the shop? Did you mention the CD burning issues when you took it in? It really sounds to me like you have drive problems more than iTunes problems. The difference is indicated by whether or not Finder recognizes any given disk or not.
If Finder does not recognize that the drive has a disk in it or can't read the disk, that is most likely a drive problem and is best resolved by Apple service.
A possible long term, spend money option is to purchase a good external optical drive. If you burn lots of disks, this option makes more sense. I have a LaCie drive that burns all the current formats plus has Light Scribe capability. I don't recall getting a coaster out of it. Plus I can move it from computer to computer.
"1 coaster in 5 with 7" means that he got 1 bad disk out of 5 burns with iTunes version 7. If you have been using Time Machine than you can restore the application from the applications folder some time back, when you had a previous version of iTunes. If not, restoring an older version becomes more tricky and I have to rely on the advice of others to tell us how to do that.
If you are not backing up your system with Time Machine or something else (Time Machine is really the best, I think), back up a couple files from your iTunes folder. Copy and save somewhere the 'iTunes Library' file as well as the 'iTunes Music Library.xml' file. If something happens and all your library info (a list of all the music you've added plus playlists, etc) can be restored by simply replacing those files in your iTunes folder with the ones you saved somewhere else. You need to update the saved files periodically as you add music or otherwise change things in your iTunes, but that is no big deal. Just periodically re-copy the files to the place where they are saved and click 'Replace' in the pop-up when prompted.
Hope this helps. Please let me know.
Robert

Let's all contact Apple about CD imports and burning issues

While reading through the posts here, it appears that there are alot of us with issues dealing with iTunes and CD imports and CD burning. Even using Quicktime 7.1.3, I still cannot even play a CD track. I can use other applications to import music, but the bottom line is that iTunes should let us import CD tracks. It doesn't. If you are having problems with these slow CD imports, or CD burning with iTunes 7, then we all need to contact Apple. I suggest that instead of trying to find a workaround, lets all get Apple to correct their iTunes application. When you open iTunes, click on iTunes in the toolbar across the top of your monitor and scroll down to the line "Provide iTunes feedback" Fill out the questions and describe exactly what CD import/burning issues that you are having. We will not hear back from Apple individualy, but if we all start letting them know directly that there is an issue, maybe they will get the message and fix these problems. We all appear to be passionate about Apple and iTunes. Lets get these problems resolved. Okay?

I am having no problems. I did with my Ti667 when the optical drive died.
I am onto the latest version of iTunes and can report no problems for me.
Oppp......... my iTS country changes and I changed back and my account is in good order.
MJ

Premiere Elements 4.0 burn issue

Premiere Elements 4.0 with Windows XP (both pre-loaded on a Dell computer purchased new in 2007). I am able to create *.prel files with no problem and I had been able to burn projects up to 5-hr length to DVD with no problem until recently. Starting October 2013 I have frequently had difficulty burning to DVD; although I have successfully burned projects ranging from 45 minutes to 4.5 hours. Current projects are about 3 hours. I'd rather create two 4.5-hour projects rather than three 3-hr projects, but have not been able to get a successful burn of more than three hours lately. No 3D effects or still shots, just video clips from the same camera, so all those clips are the same format. There are one or two video files from a camera phone, but this file format had not prevented a successful burn in other projects. There are titles, and transitions between some clips. I get "media transcoding " error or "Elements has encountered a problem and needs to shut down" error. I have tried to save to folder, and export to avi or to mp3 file. These work arounds have never been successful for me. Is there some known, fairly recent (i.e. circa October 2013), Windows issue that interferes with Premiere Elements? It has been very difficult to debug these issues, since I always have to wait to kick off a new burn overnight, and only find out in the morning if it was successful.

mmcguire
Lots of questions....
1. Your mention of burn to folder failures seems to take the focus off your burner or disc at the core of your issue and focus it on the Timeline content and other Premiere Elements workflow related factors.
Premiere Elements 4 on any computer is a 32 bit application with all the resource limitations of 32 bit. So, I wonder about these large projects as well as burn to in that situation. Are you doing SD or HD projects? What are the properties of the video that you have on these Timelines?
Have you looked for pile ups of preview files, conformed audio, and conformed video?
What is the menu marker situation? Are Timeline menu markers in these projects? If so, have you checked the spacing between them? Are you using stop markers? If so, do you have one placed at the end of the last item on the Timeline?
Have you expanded the Timeline with the -+ slider to inspect the tracks for leftovers presenting as very thin vertical black lines scattered about? And, also looked for other irregularities, such as graps in audio or other, transitions placement, etc.?
If it were not for your burn to folder results, I would suggest looking at additionally
another batch of disc - what brand/type being used
burn to folder - taking the VIDEO_TS from the saved folder to DVD-VIDEO on DVD disc with ImgBurn
getting a new burner - maybe on the old, looking for firmware and/or driver updates
But none of them seems indicated by the problem description that you offer. And, any involvement of a NVIDIA video card in this equation does not seem indicated since the recent NVIDIA video card Premiere Elements display issue referred to has been specific since the start to Premiere Elements 10 users with NVIDIA video cards. There the fix for these users has been rolling back the video card driver version rather than assuring that they had the latest version of the video card driver.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1317675
Please review. We will be watching for further developments.
Thank you.
ATR

CD burning issues

I've seen a number of posts from folks experiencing speed and quality problems with audio CDs. I have had the same problems with my emac. Apple finally replaced the optical drive that came with the unit, but the burn speed problem is beginning again. The folks who have posted this issue in the past have mostly had no answers to their posts so I wonder if it is really just an isolated an issue with no solution.
I have also had many audio CDs burn, but play back with noise and skips after about 15 minutes or so. The first few tracks are fine, the rest are glitched. I thought perhaps the problem was media, but a sampling of 7 or 8 different major brands ruled that out. I then looked at the labels I was putting on the discs and contacted Memorex (the manufacturer of the labels) and received the following information:
"The burn speed of the internal burner (max 32x) is too slow for the 52 x discs available in al retail stores. The thickness and composition of the new discs causes the noise problem (he called it track noise)."
Also, I tried burning with no label and have the same problems. The skipping is worse in my portable player, but also happens in the combo drive sometimes (not all the time)
My question is this, has anyone else experienced this problem? If anyone is familiar with this situation do you know if it is only related to audio CD burns? Will the same problems in sound quality and skips occur if CDs are burned as MP3 CDs? How does this affect data CDs?
Any information would be appreciated.

trademark59,
"The burn speed of the internal burner (max 32x) is too slow for the 52 x discs available in al retail stores. The thickness and composition of the new discs causes the noise problemHa ha ha ha ha! That's funny! Thanks for sharing that with us!
Seriously, that's a load of BS. Media rated lower than the burn speed of the drive will slow the drive down, but faster rated media will not magically speed up the drive. Maybe you should get computer advice from Wal-Mart; some of the kids working the electronics section know better than that. The Discussions, in case you didn't read the Help & Terms of Use link on the right, is a user-to-user forum; if you post in some forums at some times of the week(say on a weekend night), you may get little if any response, while at other times you can get half a dozen replies in a few minutes, depending on whether your post title attracts interest or not.
In any case, no computer is going to relaiblly burn data at 24x or 32x or higher, whether Mac, high-end PC, or US$250,000 SGI supercomputer. Burns at such high rates are useful for generating coasters. You might be able to actually make such a burn, but the odds of the disc being good even a month later are effectively nil. High speed drives can read at higher speed (at least briefly until the drive buffers fill up) than they can write.
At a technology lab whose name is printed on my paychecks, the practice is to ignore the rated burn speed of the drive or the media and perform burns at either the computer's self-determined maximum or at 8x to 12x (the two usually work out to about the same in practice). Media stating it's rated for 32x, 48x, 56x, or some similar number is simply advertising with no basis in the real world.
BTW, also from practice, I'd advise against putting labels on the discs until after you've burned them. This is the shared empirical observation of other workers here as well; failed burn rates are higher if the label is put on before the burn.
There is one thing you can try that could improve your burn speed and/or qualuty. If you notice a dropoff in performance from past results, one cause (aside from degraded CD-R blanks --- the dye layer on unused blanks does degrade over time) can be a buildup of grime or dust on the LED and/or lens of the optical drive. A pass or two with a CD lens cleaner kit (there are some nice ones in stock at Wal-Mart) would help in that case.
While not directly related to your burn speed question, you should find the NIST's Care and Handling of CDs and DVDs worth checking. Care of unused CD-R blanks can keep them from degrading before use and so affecting your results.

IDVD burning issues

I am using iDVD '11 to create projects. My current one (as with all of the past projects) is using the Revolution Chapters theme. I am adding audio to the titile screen, as well as 2 videos into the 2 drop boxes. I added 2 HD iMovies. All of my burning up until today has worked perfectly. Today, when burning, I get a green screen for a title screen when placing into 3 different DVD players. I get the audio track, the outline for the chapters, but no visuals on the title screen. I have moved the project to the trash (twice) and started over - same result.
Any ideas? Thanks

Hi
Very hard to say and leaves a lot of missing info.
I am adding audio to the titile screen,
Audio in what format and from where. I only use .aiff from miniDV tape Camera or from Audio-CDs (still .aiff - no .mp3 or from iTunes directly without conversion to .aiff)
as well as 2 videos
in what codec and file format ?
into the 2 drop boxes. I added 2 HD iMovies.
I do not use "Share to iDVD" - but - "Share to Media Browser" and as Large (Not HD or other resolution) as there are no HD-DVD so the extra quality has to be down-scaled resulting in better or worse compromizes (worser to me)
AND - How much free space is there on Your Start-Up (Mac OS) hard disk (only one that counts)
Yours Bengt W

To all experiencing burn issues since updating to last version of iTunes

To all that have been experiencing difficulties burning music since updating to iTunes6:
After reviewing this discussion board it seems obvious to me -I am not a technician but nonetheless- that the problems that we are experiencing are due to some kind of incompatibility between our PCs and Apple.
While some here have been very helpful in trying to resolve these issues, I find it disgusting that Apple does nothing. Itunes customer support do nothing. We are left to fend for ourselves, frustrated by the amount of money we have invested in building up our music collections in order fot them to be held hostage because Apple and/or iTunes will not address the issue.
Did anybody bother reading the software license upon updateing to the earliest version? Is it too early to talk of "class action" suits?
It seems logical to me that we will be heard better by Apple if we speak as a collective and not individuals. Maybe that way we could put more pressure on them to either fix what needs to be fixed or refund the money we have invested in iTunes.
As for me, iTunes has already lost me as a client. I won't download any more music because there is nothing I can do with it. That doesn't seem to matter to them. I suppose this is what happens when you get too big for your own britches!
Any ideas on how we can take down the bully????

Lost data from iTunes on upgrade? See Empty/corrupt library after upgrade/crash.
Restored an older backup to the device? If you're lucky your most recent photos may be in your Photo Steam.
Otherwise you may need to paint a fuller picture of the problem...
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