Digital music forum: Changing MP3's File Format?

Turn it into a "wav" file. should be extention "song.wav" The easiest way to do this, is to put all the songs you want into a program like windows media player, real player, even itunes. then burn a cd from that program and they will usually automatically convert it for you.

-Aaron

Convert it to a .wav all CD players that i know of play that.

I have tried making a CD with both Nero and Musicmatch Jukebox, and neither will work in my CD player. (They work fine in my car CD player, which is much newer of course.) I will grant you that I bought that CD player in about 1986, when nobody had heard about mp3 or wav formats.

I was able once, a couple of years ago, on a different computer and with different software, to make CDs that would play on my CD machine. But I don't remember how I did it.

Anyone have a clue?

Thanks

Yes, I had tried the audio CD. But, with Nero I think there are more options. Looking somewhere else on the web I found a clue. There are two modes: track-at-once and disk-at-once. The first works, the second does not, but the second is the default in Nero. I found how to change that (not immediately apparent). Before I was using Roxio, which I still think I prefer, where the choice of the two is more obvious, but Nero was included on my new computer, so for the moment that is what I am using.

When I changed to track-at-once, the CD worked fine in my prehistoric JVC CD player. And, by the way, the quality was perfect.

Thanks for the suggestion.