I think that Hector is correct. Tiger now supports a new feature called Burn Folders that have the extension fpbf. These are data files that are on the disk but not formatted correctly. I doubt that they would play correctly in a normal CD player, like the one found in your home or car. For more info about .fpbf, see <http://www.xvsxp.com/burning/> On Oct 10, 2005, at 1:47 PM, Hector Luna wrote: > It sounds like the disc wasn't closed. Was it burned w/ a "Drag to > Disc" or "DirectCD" utility? Those typically allow you to copy > files directly on the the drive w/ the blank disc by dragging them > over or cutting and pasting, and don't require you to go through > the cd burning utility interface. If this is the case and the disc > isn't closed, only that computer will be able to read it. You'll > need to reference that utility's documentation to see how to close > the disc. Its typically a menu option... > > On 10/10/05, Lynda Farabee <farabee at sptc.net> wrote: > Okay, now what am I doing wrong? Burned six CD's at church office. > Copy of tracks from CD's that I can't work with on mac. Checked them > out and they play at church computer. Get them home, blank. Don't > even show up in iTunes. Audion sees nothing either. CD icon says > "untitled CD.fpbf" <sigh> -L -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/pipermail/itunes/attachments/20051010/76a2f14d/attachment.html