Lewner

Hello, Here is the way that I bring in files. After opening the file menu and hitting enter on "add files," I navigate to the folder of files I'm wanting to burn. Once in that folder, I select all the files I'm wanting to burn and then tab down to open. This moves all those files into Express Burn. Most times, I creat a folder and put those files I want to burn into it, so that those files are the only ones I have to deal with. Hope this helps! Lewner

Hi, Go to the file menu, go down to disk type and select data CD. This will let you burn MP3's onto a blank CDR or CDRW. HTH Lewner

Hi, Not sure if this will be of any help, but what type of burner are you using? The reason I ask, I was using a DVD CD burner and no matter what they tried, couldn't get Express Burn to work with it. I had to buy an external burner and then everything worked fine. BTW, my DVD CD burner was a Pioneer. Express Burn is a cool program, I hope you can get it working! Lewner

Hello, I ran into this same problem. On my computer, I was seeing 50% off. But on a Friend of mines computer, he could only find the software at 30% off. I was told to get the software at whatever the cheapest price I could find it. You might try checking each day with the laptop to see if the percentage changes. I hope this helps. Lewner

Hi Fission, Here's the only thing I can think of. When I started using Express Burn, my burner wouldn't work. I tried and tried, but got nowhere. I was told that sometimes, comboburners might not work properly with the software. My burner is a DVD CD type. I ended up buying an external CD burner, and can now burn audio files just fine. I hope this helps! Lewner

I'm not sure what a .dvf file is, but when you go to disc type in the file menu, and choose audio file, that will burn as a .cda file. Not sure if this helps or not, I hope so though. Lewner

Hi Spitzy, I haven't had this happen to me, but I haven't done a restore either. One thing I might suggest is, make sure you put your name in exactly as it is shown in your registration email. I'm sure you have done this, but just wanted to make sure you did that. Hopefully, someone else may have a better answer for you. Good luck! Lewner

Hay Tulsa, Not a problem! That data thing got me too! Glad to have helped! Lewner

Hi Tulsa, Just wondering, did you set the disk type to data? To burn MP3 files, the disk type must be set at data, not audio. HTH Lewner

Hi RunLoganRun To burn an MP3 CD, go into the file menu, go to disk type. In there, click on data CD and the program will burn an MP3 CD. I had to ask about this as well. Kind of confusing, huh? Lewner