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Standard audio CDs contains 16 bit, stereo audio at a sampling rate of 44100Hz. Most CD Recorder programs require wav files in that format. So you need to save the audio file in this format using FlexiMusic Wave Editor.

There are two ways you can write/burn to CD.

• Create Audio CD: Write as wav file, this has size limit up to 79 minutes of song, but it can be played in all CD players.
• Create Data CD: Write the music file mp3 or wma to CD as Data files, with this you can store up to 10 times more songs as compared to audio CD, but this CD can only be played in mp3 player. This can not be played in old Audio CD player.

Creating an Audio CD from files on the hard drive in Windows Media Player 10

1. Using Windows Explorer or My Computer, Select the files right click on that file and choose Add to Burn List it will automatically add the audio files into burning list. It will open Windows Media Player, in that Click Burn now you will see list of selected files which you have added.
Note: The total time for your burn list is shown at the bottom of the left pane. If your play list  is over 79 minutes, you uncheck some of the songs until the total time is 79 minutes or less. 79 minutes is recommended because it will insert a couple of extra seconds between each song, so you can't really fit a full 80 minute play list onto a disk.

2. If necessary, clear any check boxes for items that you don't want to burn.

3. Insert a blank CD-R or CD-RW in your CD drive. If you are using a CD-RW disc, if necessary, click the Erase disc button to erase the CD.

4. In the Items on Device pane (the right side of Burn), click the drop-down list at the top of the pane, and then click Audio CD.

5. Click the Start Burn button at the top of the window. The button changes to Stop Burn, which you can use to cancel the burn process. It will show you the burning status.
Note: Burning will be done in two-pass process. 1. Converting your format 2. Writing to CD.

6. When the CD is done it will eject.

Creating an Data CD in Windows Media Player 10

You can create a data CD that contains your WMA and MP3 files by choosing the Data CD option in Windows Media Player. When the audio/music is stored in MP3 or WMA format you can stored upto ten times as compared to plain audio cd.

1. Using Windows Explorer or My Computer, Select the files right click on that file and choose Add to Burn List it will automatically add the audio files into burning list. It will open Windows Media Player, in that Click Burn now you will see list of selected files which you have added.

2. If necessary, clear any check boxes for items that you don't want to burn.

3. Insert a blank CD-R or CD-RW in your CD drive. If you are using a CD-RW disc, if necessary, click the Erase disc button to erase the CD.

2. If you want to change recording or data CD settings, such as the CD write speed or quality level, click the Display properties and settings button, and then make the appropriate changes.

3. For burning Data CD, click on the Display properties and settings button and make the check box "ON" to Enable CD recording for this drive, under that you have to choose the drive as you like.

4. In the Items on Device pane (the right side of Burn), click the drop-down list at the top of the pane, and then choose Data CD.

5. Click the Start Burn button at the top of the window. The button changes to Stop Burn, which you can use to cancel the burn process. It will show you the burning status.

6. When the CD is done it will eject.