Changing music stuff for CD's

[Dumpster 0]

I feel dumb - - -

OK - I've got a ton of MP3 music files on my 'puter that I want to burn to CD's to listen to in the car - What type of file do I need to switch them to? (I have a program that will convert them-)

Thanks in advance for the help!!

El Dumpstero

Easy Does It

[simplyputsi 0]

friend here in the office says cda, but I know in windows media player you ask it to burn a cd using mp3s and it will convert it automatically.
So I think.

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[J_Cook 0]

.wav is what I recall using. Never heard of .cda so that might work as well.

[jtval 0]

WAV is cd.
If you have a newer car radio it may be able to read an MP3 cd.

you can fit LOTS (120-ish)of mp3's on a disc whereas you can fit about 20 WAV files

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[tigra 0]

I don't know about the files, but I would suggest using the plain CD-Rs. When I ventured into the MP3/iPod era and decided to burn a few discs, I went out and bought the CD-RW discs thinking they had to be better. It was easy enough to burn the discs, but none of my CD players would read them- they wouldn't play on anything but my computer. Apparently "older" technology doesn't recognize some of the "newer" technology. Go figure.......