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by: bartels4 May 24, 2007 7:44 PM PDT

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how to convert MP3 to listenable CD format in standard CD pl

by bartels4 - 5/24/07 7:44 PM

I've found some old time radio audio on the web. I'd like to record these onto CD and listen to them in my car CD player. How can I do this? I think I have to convert the MP3 to another format. Is there any free downloadable software that can do this?
Thanks in advance for responding.


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No Problem!

by zeldawilli - 5/24/07 8:40 PM

In Reply to: how to convert MP3 to listenable CD format in standard CD pl by bartels4

I record MP3 to cd all the time and it works on my car radio. Yuo have to use a music cd. The car radios (at least mine) won't play CDRW.


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can't paly my cdr in my car stero

by gyanen - 3/22/08 7:23 PM

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I burn music to cd-r and wasn't able to play it in my car and home stereo.looking forward your response as soon as possible.


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That's in the CDR FAQ!

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 3/22/08 7:33 PM

In Reply to: can't paly my cdr in my car stero by gyanen

Read http://www.cdrfaq.org/faq04.html#S4-23


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Use whatever software that's on your computer

by ktreb - 5/24/07 11:43 PM

In Reply to: how to convert MP3 to listenable CD format in standard CD pl by bartels4

Most windows pcs comes with at least Windows Media Player and that should work fine. Some people have mentioned Audacity.


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Here's a "how to " link

by ktreb - 5/24/07 11:47 PM

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It's shows you how to do it in Windows Media Player 11. If you don't have that version, it's okay. The same concept applies to earlier versions as well as other media software.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/knowledgecenter/howto/mp11/burn.aspx


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If they're mp3's

by PudgyOne - 5/25/07 1:20 AM

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I'd just burn them as audio CD's. They will play in everything.


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Windows Media player will do it

by babygurl072107 - 4/7/11 8:42 AM

In Reply to: how to convert MP3 to listenable CD format in standard CD pl by bartels4

If you have windows media player all you have to do is where you click burn at the top menu there is a drop down menu for burn and put it on audio cd. Hope this was helpful! Good Luck!


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