I don't have cd

see the connection attached. God bless you

You could go to the manufacturers website & download a copy from there.

There's a Music Bank 7-disc player in use in my bedroom these days. Nice unit, but they used to come in for service once in a while- from what I could tell, these units don't 'park' the CD drawers on a soft power off- they simply shut down. When powered up again, they sometimes let the disc last in play slide off the tray & jam the machine. I've had no issues, as long as I always hit stop, wait for it to park, and then shut off. The analog output's sound has been very good (has a coax out as well).

Maybe iTunes don't want your burning their music. I'm not sure cuz I don't use Itunes, but if it works on others that sounds like it might be the problem.

Here I found the below on Apple's site.

Symptoms Find out what to do if you can't burn an audio CD using iTunes for Windows. Sometimes an audio disc may not burn as expected. Here are some things to check.
Resolution Update iTunes Download and install the latest version of iTunes for Windows.
Songs not authorized iTunes will stop burning a disc if one or more of the songs in a playlist were purchased from the iTunes Store but are not authorized to play on this computer. This message appears:

"Some of the files can not be burned to an audio CD. Do you still want to burn the remainder of this playlist? For more information on why some files can not be burned, click below".

There's more so click the link below and see why you can't burn your cd.


http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1436

If you have original cd kit, don't worry remove all current methods office software , restart computer and reinstall. It will work fine.

Check to make sure it is not manually muted, if that doesn't work make sure your speaker wires are connected properly in the back of the radio and speakers work also. If it is run through an amplifier, make sure the amp works and the speaker wires are connected properly too! Don't forget to check gain on the amp too!

You don't need a driver, all the necessary drivers are pre-installed at the windows. The most common error at these cases is a hardware error (scratched disk or defective cd/dvd rom)

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maybe the ic link protectors? on the bothom print? they don't look like fuses at all, but more like thiristors... if you read the tekst on the print you'll be able to find them ;-)

Since you didn't give detailed info about your device model. I'll recommend you to directly try the Driver Detective tool and let the program have a free scan to automatically detect & update the missing drivers. This way things can be much easier & efficient. Also you don't have to risk install wrong drivers which might cause severe system issues.

Anything that creates finalized standard audio cd's will do (filenames= xxx.cda). On a PC that would usually mean copying the files from original CD's rather than 'ripping them, then 'burning' the project to a disc.