Windows 10: I burnt a cd and when i put it in on media player all the information is another artists album

I recently burnt a bunch of cds for one of my friends albums and even though i put all the information one the cds right with my friends album name and his artist name every time i burnt one all the information when i put it in media player is "Seis Mass" by " O Tarot Nunca Mente" and all the song names are different, i searched it up and its a real album but it literally has nothing to do with the songs i burnt. Does anyone know why this happened and how to fix it?

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Groove Shows Unknown Artist & Unknown Album


I solved it by doing the following! I'm not sure which step cracked the problem.

1. Set indexing to index the content of my music files by right clicking on the top level folder, setting the option and applying to all files and sub-folders
2. Rebuilt the index via the Control Panel Indexing options
3. Deleted the folders watched in Groove
4. Deleted the Groove database at C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.ZuneMusic_<random>\LocalState\Database
5. Started Groove
6. Reassigned the folders to watch

All songs now appear with the right artist & album but some album art was missing in Groove and Media Player despite being displayed correctly in iTunes. I manually updated the missing album art in Media Player and Groove then synchronised to match the Media Player album art.

 

No Information on CDs in Windows Media Player?

So I just recently bought a new CD that had just came out that day. I came home, put it into my computer (Which I'm running Windows 10 on) and tried to play it in Windows Media Player. The CD plays perfectly, but no information about the album shows
up (I.e. Album name, artist, genre, track names, etc.). It also shows up the same way in file explorer and any other media player. I've looked online and I can't seem to find anything to fix this problem. Is this a problem with my computer, the software, the
CD, or something else?

 

Media Player not adding certain albums to the correct artist

Hi CozyCatMusic, my name is Quinn. I'm an Independent Advisor and I'm here to help you.

Based on the image you sent, it looks like Windows Media Player correctly identifies the contributing artist "Hi I'm Brandon", but attributes the album to "Unknown Artist". To fix it, Right-click on the album in your library and select "Edit information". In the edit information window, you should see fields for "Artist" and "Album artist". Make sure the "Album artist" field is filled in correctly. Enter the correct album artist and then click "Save".