Is it possible to use an older version of Media Player with Windows 10?

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Recently, I noticed when burning music CDs using Media Player, it burns them as CDA files, and not WMA, which is what I always used. The problem with CDA files is that no matter the length of songs, it compresses every one down to a minute 1 KB. Neil Young would go ape-sh*t over this travesty (smiley face). I first noticed this because CDA compresses files so much that you no longer visually see how much space they occupy on an 80 minute CD. When I rip music, I have it set to do so using the WMA format, and it does.I've started using Ashampoo software to burn CDs, but it doesn't record any

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