CD burning with Adobe

I went to use the CD burning feature, and found I have no audio when I play it back on a CD player.  I really don't know what would have went wrong.    The computer doesn't even play it.  The .cda files are there but no audio.  Has anyone else had these issues?

This sounds most unusual!!!  Please confirm for us:
You're using AA3.0 (since that's the forum you've posted in);
Windows XP or Vista;
The sample rate and bit depth of the files you tried to burn to CD;
Whether or not you tried to write CD Text;
and what make/model is your burner.

No, you shouldn't have had this happen.

Did the files contain any audio? Can you play them in preview mode in the CD-writing app?

I'm using 3.0 with XP SP2.  I did not do a preview of the audio.  I did to a test AND burn.  16-bit @ 44.1.  I also did write to text.  (I wonder if that was the problem) 

My model is a year old or so.  Lite-On 16X DVD+-R SHW-160P6S-04

The tracks would play on both my CD player and computer but no audio came out of the file.  If you know what I mean.  The clock would count a full 3 minutes of the song with no music.  I mean it's not a huge issue.  I just went and used Nero and it was fine.  But  it is nice to burn in the same program.  Just a little more convenience.

I also did write to text.  (I wonder if that was the problem) 

Try a test without the text and see if it makes any difference - stranger things have been known...

My model is a year old or so.  Lite-On 16X DVD+-R SHW-160P6S-04

On the face of it, that should be fine.

That's what I thought, too.  Nothing appears to be wrong.  While I'd expect the Lite-On to handle CD Text well, I second Steve's advice to shut it off and re-try the burn.