To Rip means to take a song from the CD and put it in your computer.
To Burn means to take a song from your computer and write it to a CD.
TO RIP AND BURN MUSIC CD'S. Like taking 2 or 3 songs from each of our best CD's and putting those best songs on one CD.
I'm using Windows Media Player 11.
To download the free Windows Media Player 11
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/11/default.aspx
It is a 24 MB.
or you can take it off the TIPS 2007 CD:
With Windows Media Player you can listen to your music CDs, make new music CDs, listen to Internet Radio, download songs, etc.
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RIP:
To copy music from your CD to your computer. It's called "ripping."
To get started, just put the music disc in your CD drive. You can use Windows Media Player 10 to rip the music.
To rip a CD, open Windows Media Player and click Rip. All of the songs on the CD will be selected. There is a check box at the top left, that you can click on to clear all check marks or do it individually, then put a check in each of the songs you wish put on your computer.
At the top middle right click on Rip Music and it will add the song to your library.
BURN:
Click on Library, then click on Title to arrange songs alphabetically.
Right click on the song click on Add to, then Burn List.
On the Right is a list of your Songs in Burn List.
Now click on BURN (the tab at the top) this will bring up the
songs you wish to put on your new CD.
Put a blank CD in and at the left top click on Start Burn.
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GUIDE:
Click on the Tab GUIDE and select either: HOME, MUSIC, MOVIES, ENTERTAINMENT, RADIO, CURRENT EVENTS, or SITE INDEX.
This is a whole new world, you can spend a lot of pleasant hours here.
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STREAMING: Refers to the continuous transmission of data, typically audio or video.
BUFFERING: Currently downloading the first block of data. In streaming audio or video, it refers to bringing in an initial amount of data (filling the buffer) before playing or displaying the material. Having a larger amount of audio or more frames of video in the buffer than are actually needed at each precise moment compensates for momentary delays in transmission from the source. Otherwise, you would experience even greater gaps in the sound or video playback.
When a transmission line is always fast enough to keep up with playback, buffering is not necessary (like DSL or Cable Internet);
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What are some of the capacity differences between common DVD formats?
DVD-5: 4.7 GB Single Side/Single Layer
DVD- 9: 8.5 GB Single Side/Dual Layer
DVD-10: 9.4 GB Dual Side/Single Layer
DVD-18: 17 GB Dual Side/Dual Layer
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CD holds 650 MB.
DVD holds 4.7 GB and up.
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