Glitches in songs after burning?

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  1. Oilfan

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    Hi, has anyone had problems with CDR's after you burn music to them with the songs having "Glitches" in them?...when I play them from my hard drive they are fine, but when you burn them to a CDR and listen to them on a CD player, it almost sounds like the song "skips" for a second or something, anyone? thx!
     
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    Are these songs downloaded from a Legal Music Service such as Napster of iTunes. If they are then they have the DRM protection on them which stops people from burning them to cd sucessfully. THere may be a way to get round this.
     
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    No, they are from Limewire PRO and KazaaLite, sites like that, it was never a problem before, but maybe it is now.
     
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    What brand of CD-R are you using?
     
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    Have you changed the type of cd's you used? Some media types of media are notorious poor performance & quality. Also, any change in media could have caused an incompatibility with your hi-fi.

    Lethal
     
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    It might also be your CD player. Do normal Audio CD's bought from the shops work ok?
     
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  7. Oilfan

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    I am using Memoriex CD-R, I've always used those, and never had a problem in the past.
     
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    What app are you using to make the Audio CD's? Have you recently changed to another one?
     
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    I'm using the newest version of Nero, would that be a problem? I upgraded from my old version of Nero a few months back, maybe I'll go back to it.
     
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