I used to use the built in Windows Media Player to burn audio CDs under Win 8. Now that it has been removed in Windows 10 is there a built in option to do this?
If there is not what would you recommend as an alternative. iTunes is the obvious one that springs to mind but I don't find it very user friendly for something like this.
I found a solution for you. Actually, you may still have the built-in Windows Media Player, but it's hidden, because you have the new metro apps.
Here's how:
1.Go to C:/Program Files
2.Search for the folder Windows Media Player
If there isn't a folder with that name, search in Program Files (x86), in case you have Windows 10 64-Bit edition.
If you don't find it anywhere,it may not be included with your copy of Windows (i have Windows 10 Pro).
To check if you have the Media Features, right-click on the start button and select Control Panel . Then, go to:
Programs and Features > Turn Windows features on or off (on the left side)
Scroll down until you see a folder named Media Features. Go to it and you should see a folder named Windows Media Player. Check the box to install it.
If you installed Windows Media Player, go to it and double click wmplayer.exe
You may need to set it up before you start. After that, you can enjoy creating audio CDs
It's in the start menu under all apps scroll all the way down to windows accessories and Windows Media player is there
