Cant burn music onto disc

MP4 or AVI files will definitely work but make sure your USB memory is formatted in FAT32.

If you are trying to play music, then there could be only two problems.
1. Some DVD-RW can unintentionally trick you into thinking that they can play music, if inserted into the right machine. But really what it might really mean is that it can transport music, not play it.
2. The format of the file that you burned onto the disc may not be compatible with the type of DVD-RW that you have.

If you are trying to put an actually DVD/Movie onto the disc, then it is more than likely a format problem. I imagine that it may be really hard to get a video into the correct format so that it can be played on a DVD-RW.
I assume that whatever you are putting onto the DVD-RW is completely original. If it is not (such as a movie you got offline) then copyright laws will take all happiness out of your life.

You can burn the mp3 music files to a DVD disc. Just burn the mp2 files as normal data files.
Some CD players can play mp3 music files but they need to be burnt onto a CD disc NOT a DVD disc.

Make sure you have the notebook plugged in (some recovery disk software will not run until this is done).

Stop any running processes (such as antivirus scanners and screensavers.
Sometimes changing the brand of disk makes a difference, too. Some drives are picky about what they burn to. The more opaque the disk, the greater the success in burning.
Do a test burn and make sure the drive is working properly--make a music cd or copy an unprotected cd and see if this process fails.
Finally, check to see if your burning software has the latest updates. The burning engine in the recovery disk software may be outdated.
Good luck and keep us posted.

It doesn't matter what name or brand the disc is. All it matters that it is a writable disc. If you had aldready written previous files on that DVD disc and then it was compiled, it wont write again. When the computer requests to compile a disc, say no, otherwise you wont be able to write more data on the same disc. The same goes if you have selected a CD to burn. There are 3 ways to do so. Try copy and paste, drag and drop the file to the DVD icon or CD icon, or right click on the file to be burned and select 'Send to...' choose the DVD drive, (D:), see what happens.

It should work, unless your disc is scratched, try another copy of the disk, otherwise you could go the more technical way and mod your ps2, rip the image onto your pc and then burn the image to a disc, and go that route.
But it shouldn't Not be playing unless your having internal issues, dirt on your lens or something..

If you are burning a "Data Disc" (the burning software should tell you or have you select it) then music will NOT work on a CD-player. It will only work in another PC.

Data disc is for files, pictures, videos, music that you want other COMPUTERS to be able to read and play.

If you want a music CD to work in a car or something like that it NEEDS to be burned as a music disc, not data.

Hope that helps.

dual xdvd700 is a very picky device in order for you to play videos on a cd-r disc...you need need a burning software that have video burning capacity...don't just burn video as data copy/backup b/c dvd player won't recognize it. hope this help...
So it's base on how you burn your disc...NO data backup/copy ...use Video Burning instead

media player needs configuring,select all file types.reason it wont find songs previosly burned is probably because burned as compilation and not finalised.you can download a player called VLC (for free)it will play any file type a lot of which media player cant.whatever media you have it'll play

Check for some AudioVideo codecs are missing in your computer.