If they are blank, then there is nothing on the CD to take off. And you can't "take" songs off a disc, unless you burn them to a computer or another CD. Also you're a doofus. Way to go doofus.
A music CD can be burnt via a computer and a DVD/CD writer disc drive. All that is required is the use of an a few songs, a blank CD and an audio program for example, Windows Media Player. Through the audio program, the select playlist of songs can be burnt onto the CD via the Burnt CD section.
PS2 games are mainly designed for DVD discs, but the PS2 will not play most burnt DVDs
Burnt burn burnt burnt
you just go back to windows media player or any music player you have to burn discs and press burn song or whatever you want to burn to the disc
CD duplicators always burn discs. Pressing discs only occurs in a factory setting.
open bearshare --> drag the songs you want to burn to the media player (can be more) --> put them in an play list --> put a empty CD into your computer --> click on burn.
I don't know about burn, but it will definitely play Blu-Ray, for the game discs are actually Blu-Ray discs
No
The present infinitive for "burn" is "to burn."
Burnt is the past participle of burn.
selecting "BURN DISC" at one of the bottom corners while there is a blank CD inside the place where you put your discs and cds in.