Is this the playback order issue?
Or if you want a DVD with organized MP3s then why bother with WMP (Windows Media Player)?
Hi Everyone:
I'm hoping you can answer A DVD recording question. I thought this would be a simple process and am sorry if I am making a simple error,
This bothers me to no end because I have recorded and edited enough music
over the years on the computer to travel from Alabama to Wyoming.
Here we go. I have a lot of music I wanted to put on a physical product to back up. While Flash Drives are tremendous being an Old Rocker I thought recording Audio DVD's would be perfect. The CD only gives you 79:57 of time and the DVD would allow at least 6-8 times the amount.
I haven't worked with DVD's in years but recall when I did the following steps got me the desired results.
Today I opened Windows Media Player (Windows 10 Computer). Selected from the choice
Record DVD. Opened the files I wanted. The files (let us call them):
Beatles- Live 1
Beatles- Live 2
Beatles- Live 3
are all in separate folders. I knew there was going to be an issue from the get go because when I selected the folders Live 1,2, and 3 to the Burn DVD command instead of staying in the folders all the songs were being shown on the list as it was one long CD
recording. I thought it would be worth the chance anyway.
When it finished it was exactly what I feared. Normally when you insert a DVD you get a menu and it shows the files on it. It should have said Beatles 1,2, and 3. If not opening
Windows Explorer-clicking CD/DVD Drive and all the folders of recorded songs should have appeared.
It ended up not only having everything lumped together but not even in order. Track 1 from Beatles 1
followed by Track 1 of Beatles 2 and not track 2 of Beatles 1.
Do you think this is a non-fixable issue with Windows Media Player or something I did incorrectly (which I hope)?
If Windows Media Player is only set to record the songs one after the other regardless of files would it be different in other software such as Nero or Roxio (other recommendations welcome?
I seemed to recall having both of them years ago and be it a DVD Audio or Video came up with either the choices of files to click and or an icon of the files to click.
I have received DVD-Audio discs in the past and the songs were all in separate files.
Any help from you is appreciated. I am always disappointed when I can't
figure something out especially if it is editing.
Thanks for your time!!!

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