It is about burning a CD-R, a CD-RW, a DVD-R, a DVD-RW, Blu-Ray-R or a Blu Ray-RW

Michael Horak

• January 13, 2020 00:02

If I use a blank 650MB CD-RW to burn a music Album to all go's well but if I try to burn a music Album to a blank 700MB CR-RW it fakes the burning process what I mean by it fakes the burning process is it skips burn the table of contents then it burns all the tracks to nothing at all and if I put a blank DVD-RW in the drive which by the is 4.37GB it says the music Album will not fit, I wonder what would happen if I put a blank Blu-Ray RW disk in drive that supports it and tried writing a music Album to it. Whatever would happen it is VERY CLEAR at least to me that NEED to make an update RealPlayer so will recognize every single kind of Disc you can possibly Write ANYTHING to.

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  Ecky Watson

  • January 15, 2020 20:59

  I have been using RP for years, and every cd I make is for my car in mp3. I don't know what you are asking as in music, but to dvd or Blu-Ray, My neighbour tried it years ago to record and play he got nothing I hope you have better luck. Last year I upgraded to Win 10 big mistake, RP doesn't even find a burner? Still the same external player etc.

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  RN Support

  • January 18, 2020 00:21

  Michael,

  We tested by burning audio files to a 650MB CD and a 700 CD-RW and in both cases we were able to burn successfully. When inserting a DVD, you can only burn video files and you should choose Video Disc Burner. You can't burn audio files onto a DVD disk. That being said, RealPlayer can burn to a Blu-Ray disk but can only burn up to 120 minutes of video files.

  When you say you are burning music albums, are these Audio files or Video files? Can you please confirm.

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  RN Support

  • January 18, 2020 00:25

  Ecky,

  We see that you have free account. To burn MP3, you will need RealPlayer Plus. However, you can still burn Audio CD as a free user. 

  If RealPlayer is not detecting the burner, it is quite possible that the burn lens in your internal CD burner is faulty. You can confirm this by burning some audio files using Windows Media Player. If it burns successfully in Windows Media Player with your internal CD burner, then the problem is with RealPlayer's installation. Can you please confirm if that is the case?

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  Ecky Watson

  • January 18, 2020 18:01

  As my Email no I don't use FREE, I paid £40.00 for it. And my external burner is fine, I upgrade all the time if any problems it's RealPlayer not my burner THANKS.

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  Ecky Watson

  • January 18, 2020 18:03

  Sorry, I should've put External Players.

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