How do I make a CD? How to use CDs

2. Put the blank disc into the burning CD drive;

3. Open the burning software, select the CD item, click Add item, and call in the ** file you have stored on the hard disk;

4. Then follow the prompts of the software to operate and you're done. I've recently tried to burn a few of them, and it's okay.

How to make a VCD disc.

Since VCD discs can be stored for a long time in a normal environment, and their image quality will not be degraded by repeated use, many users want to save their personal audio-visual materials such as home videos, wedding photography, graduation albums and photo albums in VCD format on CD-R discs, so that they can enjoy and recall the memorable moments of the past at any time in the future. This article will give a brief introduction to the principle and process of making VCD discs.

Nero itself can convert *** to CD tracks.

Select Burn** disc.

What version of nero are you using.

I'm going to use it, no problem.

Start by running the Dot Audio Make Audio Disc to select the file.

Next, it will be converted automatically.

I don't know if you've converted.

1. It should be avoided to be used in an environment with vibration, impact and instability. Otherwise, it will cause beam disorder, wrong reading signal, pause, jump and other undesirable phenomena, which will seriously affect the quality of the best source.

2. Do not use pirated discs, because the quality of pirated discs is not high, and it is difficult to read the disc, so that the optical drive will be repeatedly read in one place when it is working, and the squeaky sound can be heard when it is serious, and the optical disc will work under this condition for a long time, which will damage the optical drive or CD player.

3. It is strictly forbidden to hold the disc with dirt and oil, because the dirt is easy to attach to the CD, which will affect the reading of the data; Also, when putting the disc in the optical drive—be sure to handle it gently.

4. Don't put the disc on the paper page that looks smooth in the book, it will actually cause slight scratches to the disc, and it is best to store the disc in the disc case after use. The disc will not move in this kind of box, and there is a certain gap between the disc and the box, so it will not scratch the disc even if it moves.

The second way is to use the computer's optical drive**, put the disc into the optical drive, wait for the computer to read the disc, click Windows Media Player, select the file - **optical drive content, wait**.

First, right-click on the disc drive icon and select Sail Performance. Then open the Automatic tab. If you want to automatic, check the radio box above, then select the user you want to automatic, and click OK.

The birth of the CD:

CD stands for Small Laser Disc and is a general term used for all CD** formats. CD formats available on the market today include Audio CD, CD-ROM, CD-ROM XA, **CD, CD-I and **CD, among others. Of these various CD formats, perhaps the most familiar one is the audio CD.

It is a standard CD format for storing sound signal tracks such as songs and songs. The CD Digital Audio Signal (CDDA) was introduced by Sony and Philips during the 1980s as a form of propagation. Because of the great success of the giant sensitive jujube of the audio CD, the use of this kind of *** has been expanded to data storage, for the purpose of data archiving and transmission.

Compared to traditional data storage such as floppy disks and audio tapes, CDs are best suited for storing large amounts of data, which may be computer files, audio signal data, image files, software applications, and data in any form or combination. The advantages of CDs include durability, convenience, and limited cost.