If you want to copy the audio tracks from a music CD to your computer, rip it in Windows Media Player or iTunes. Do not attempt to copy them, as at best you will create broken links. Windows uses these 1 kilobyte files as placeholders for the actual music tracks. cda extension((For more about file extensions, see What is a file extension? Why does it matter?)). On Windows, these appear as “CD Audio Track” files, with a. This is not immediately obvious, because if you put a music CD in your computer, it will still display a list of “files”. The music CD “filesystem” contains no files and no folders – just a sequence of audio tracks.
It may help to think of music CDs as a special type of filesystem, as described in Why can other computers write to this memory stick, but mine can’t? Music CDs contain audio tracks, making them distinct from data CDs, which contain files and folders. If you are sure the CD does indeed work in computers, it is probably a formatting problem. See Why does the music CD I burnt on my computer skip when I play it? It is also possible that your computer isn’t burning CDs properly.
Most likely because it is a data CD containing audio files, not a music CD containing audio tracks.
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