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12 Mar 2010  
renohol

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mp3 noob question

Hi, I legally downloaded a Metallica song from Napster and burned it onto a 8 year old Cd-Rw i had laying around but when I tried to to burn another song onto it Windows7 media player wanted an "empty disc". What kind of disc should I use to burn my songs on so i can listen to them on my new car stereo or is what i am doing illegal and is Metallica gonna sue me for wanting to listen to the Eye of the Beholder in my car?

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12 Mar 2010  
whs

Vista, Windows7, Mint Mate, Zorin, Windows 8
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1. Once you burnt a song or several to a CD, that's it. Normally you cannot add to it. That's why it asks for a blank disk.
2. Nothing illegal to listen to music that you legally aquired. You just cannot use it commercially without paying royalties.
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12 Mar 2010  
FZ21Z

Windows 7 Ultimate x64 ®™
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With the RW you will have to erase and rewrite the CD, along with any additional files you wish to add.
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12 Mar 2010  
FZ21Z

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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by renohol View Post
What kind of disc should I use to burn my songs on so i can listen to them on my new car stereo or is what i am doing illegal
I would just use CD-R's rather than CD-RW's, and as for any legal issues, it's all a bit of a grey area imo.
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13 Mar 2010  
renohol

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ty!
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