Q&A for How to Burn a CD

You can just record audio as normal, then you can burn it onto CD. Using iTunes, you can drag and drop your recording in the playlist or song list.

It depends on what system you are using. Most operating systems come with CD burning software pre-installed.

You don't. You finalize a CD as a CD. However, finalizing a DVD is the same process, really.

Yes, just use different software. Do a Google search to find a program to fit your needs.

If you've already burned a CD once, you can't add music to it from your PC, unless it is a re-writable CD. If you want to burn music to an unused CD, you can use iTunes, Windows Media Player, or another media application with the CD burning capability. Of course, your PC has to be equipped with a CD burner.

Highlight them all with your mouse key and press "Delete" on your keyboard. If you see an "Are you sure" pop-up window, then just click "Yes."

Most DVD drives that plug in via USB should do the trick. Take a look at websites like Argos and Amazon and check the specs to make sure they can burn to CDs.

Just drag your files to your CD, right click and pick "burn to disk."

Find software that can transcode properly, and use it. I remember Handbrake can do it, but I'd recommend something like Nero, or VEGAS DVD Architect.

You need to first put your songs into a new playlist (If you are using iTunes for audio) (Mac) and then click on the playlist. Press File and then Burn Playlist to Disk will be selectable.

No, they will not. What will happen is the file will be copied to the DVD, rather than being transferred.

Yes, you can do that. If you are considering a serious career in music, however, I would invest in a good microphone, and a music editing software. These will help to make the quality of your music much better.

What you should do is copy the files from the first CD to your computer, then transfer those to the second CD.

Insert the blank disc into your computer, then open iTunes and the newly added Spotify music playlist in iTunes. Right click the playlist and click "Burn to CD". Modify the CD burning settings to meet your own requirements in the pop up window and then start the burning process.

That is legal, but not the best way to put video on a disc. What I would recommend is buying some CD-ROM discs, then adding video files to that instead. They're not that expensive.

It depends. If the CD only contains audio files, you absolutely can! If the CD-ROM contains other forms of files, it probably won't work.

You will need to transfer the file from your phone to a computer first. You can do this by connecting the phone to the computer by using the phone's charging cord. You could also upload the file to the internet and download the file onto your computer from there.

Unless your iPad has a CD drive, that's probably not possible. But you can transfer your videos to a computer, then burn your videos using the computer.