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Setting iTunes burning preferences

I am unable to set burning preferences in iTunes. When I click on "Burning" under "Advanced" and "Preferences". iTunes freezes. I need to use Task Manager to exit iTunes. I have uninstalled and reinstalled,and downloaded updated iTunes releases, to no avail. Windows Media Player and Nero will both burn disks with no problems. Any suggestions?

Dell XPS 421, Windows XP Pro, iTunes 7.5.0.20

Posted on Nov 14, 2007 7:57 AM

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Dec 16, 2007 11:56 AM in response to warbrig

I have worked out a work around.

1.Close iTunes and Go to your iTunes installation folder
e.g. c:\Program Files\iTunes

2.There is a folder called "CD Configuration", move this folder somewhere outside of the iTunes folder (i put mine on the desktop) (n.b. DO NOT DELETE THIS)

3.Create a new folder and call it "CD Configuration"

4.Start iTunes, now you can edit the Burning preferences

5.Once you have changed your preferences, close iTunes

6.Go back to your iTunes folder and put the CD Configuration folder that you moved out back (thus overwriting the empty one you created in step 3.

Its not the nicest thing you can do, but it allows you to change the burning preferences.

HTH

Dec 17, 2007 4:36 AM in response to Roridge

This worked for me, but I had to slow down my speed. I tried to max out and it went bad again. I repeated the steps while trying to tweak it. No error message though. Thanks, now if I could get Apple to reimburse me for the wasted disks I went through to find a fix for their problem. Thanks, now I can get my Christmas disk out before Christmas.

Setting iTunes burning preferences

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