burning to rewritable disc in windows explorer


  1. sunysidup
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    windows 7 64 bit
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    burning to rewritable disc in windows explorer


    I burned a downloaded audio book to a brand new rewritable disc from the music library. When i insert the disc into any other CD player i get an error message. How come the disc only plays on my windows explorer (my laptop)?
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  3. PSCO2007
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    Windows 7 Professional X64
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    Is it finalized?
    Probably not - it will only play in comp until finalized.

    I've never liked rewritable discs.
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  4. AddRAM
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    Windows 10 Pro x64
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    What program opens the file on your computer ?
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