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Hi!I am a total non-electric rookie, but am willing to learn. I could use some advice on what to purchase for what I want to do.
I am throwing a party for my parents -- their kind of music. I want to make mixed cd's to play so they can dance to a mix of old stuff (not the kind of music you can typically download.) I want to be able to copy selected songs from a variety of cd's, onto one or two cd's for the party. Is this possible technically, and what does it take?
I have 2 fairly late-model pc's, with both internal and external slots/ports available. Both have internal cd drives. I would actually prefer something I could just attach externally, so I could use it on either machine.
Hope this isn't too basic a question! I have never bought anything like this before, or downloaded any music before. If anyone could help,that would be great! much appreciated! Nan
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Hi Nan!
If you are only going to use it to record music you might want to check the stand-alone cd recorders. The only record music and they used taxed cd blanks (esentially the same as the normal cd blanks, but this are about $0.20 more expensive to pay the music reconding industry, or so I read somewhere), but they are a breeze to use and are almost error free.Isma
You would probably do better with a search of the the General Asylum and the Digital Asylum. There's a lot of information about CDRWs there. If you'll e-mail me, I can give you a few pointers. I'm not an expert but I do have some experience and can point you to some vendors to get a good deal.Good Luck.
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