Step 5. Bump

When your given the option to Save, look to the top and click the drop down pointer. Go to New Volume F (That's the way it's is on my PC) Click it, Name it, and Save. Now go to My Computer and right click New Volume (F) and create a shortcut. This will go to your Desktop. This will allow you to go straight to your Exterior Hard Drive

Found the problem. It has been a while since I used the recorder. It requires the use of "music or "digital audio" discs. It does not work with ordinary CDs, such as those used for the computer. I was using the wrong disc in the recorder. Thanks for trying to help me.

Thanks, sjt. iTunes is great (I use it myself), but accommodating copy protection is a pain, and it sounds like it won't be an issue for you. It also widens your choices considerably. Just a few more questions (I know, I've asked many already) and I can make some recommendations. - Are you using Windows on your desktop computer? Vista or something older? Mac? - Are you OK with just letting the music (album/radio station/whatever) play or do you like to switch around? (Some devices allow you to change the tune at the device; others can only be changed at the source which means changing albums or such requires walking to the room with the PC in it.) - Do you have any kind of budget in mind? Under $100? Under $200? There are some sophisticated systems which cost a few hundred which will handle pretty much any content you can fling at them; there are devices which are fairly low-tech but cheap. - I'm assuming -- but this is the time to verify -- that anything you're using to stream the music will plug into a pair of inputs on the surround-sound system. Do you know if there is such an input? If not, you can just mention the make and model and I probably can look that up. Again, sorry for so many questions. It's a growing field and it hasn't become push-button easy yet. :-)