Windows 10: Track Names and Album Info missing when I play a CD

I am trying to use Media Player in WIN11 to play a CD. When I put in a factory CD the song titles and other CD information do not display. It just show Track 1, Track 2,.... How can I make it pull in the album name, song names and album art?

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Song Titles, Artist, Album names in burned Playlist

I have an extensive music collection, but most listening is to playlists. I have tried to follow all hints, suggestions, and directions found (even purchased Uniconverter). Unfortunately, I have never been able to produce a Cd which will play on a car audio system and display song names, artist, etc. on the player screen. Can someone please outline a step by step procedure for either beginning with an existing playlist, or creating one, then continuing through all of the steps necessary to produce a playable Cd with track and artist info displayed.

Win version 10 (10240)

 

Windows Media Player, Burned CD's only give me "track 1, track 2, etc.

You don't say where the album you are trying to burn came from. If it's one you previously ripped from a commercially published CD, does Windows Media list the track names? Or does it say 'unknown album' and just have track numbers? For an 'unknown album' it may help if you first right-click on the unknown album and select 'Find album info'.

 

Burning CD, unable to view/save track listing

Hi, I joined up to ask this question.

I've burned several CD-R's and RW's until now, but I've never been able to copy the track listing onto the CD.
After checking some settings, most media players on multiple PC's can read the song and artist names, but not regular 'physical' CD players.
Like the ones that have a small digital screen displaying the album info directly as it is being played.
I think this specific information correlates to the data read on the PC, in the drive. So the tracks listed there must be how any other device may read the song names. These are usually called Track01, Track02, etc, and I can't seem to change it, even though the same songs (same burned CD) are easily read by Windows Media Player and VLC Player.
It even displays the production date (of either the CD or the PC) as 'last modified' date, which is pretty taunting.





Do they read some sort of sync file to translate the track names? Or am I missing a specific operation?

I've used multiple burning programs, and the latest one is Ashampoo Burning Studio FREE.
The problem is not within the diversity of these programs, I reckon.

Thank you for you time.