mp3 to wav converter

Beebs

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if you don't have another program you can use windows media player to burn cds
 

ScreaminPain

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.wav files are huge. If you have a player that can handle .mp3 files, you can get more that 200 songs on a single CD.

I'd keep them .mp3 file if I were you. But if you're hell bent, then a google search will yield quite a few players...

Happy burning....
 

jhawksoon

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I was under the impression that mp3 files were not playable in CD players. Maybe I'm wrong but it seems like I tried that one time a while back and they wouldn't play in my old car's CD player.
 

KMA

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Yah most certainly don't have to convert to .WAV

A CD burner will use the CDA file format, and that will work. But for old CD players, they won't play "data CD's" and when you stick a bunch of mp3's on a CD - that's a "data CD".

So you either need to burn an audio CD, or upgrade to a multi-read CD player.


Yah can use media player to burn an AUDIO Cd. It'll take MP3 files in a playlist then write audio tracks that a regular CD player can handle (.CDA format). assuming, of course, your cd player doesn't balk at the media!!!
 

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find a program then download a version from someone like bearshare. download one w/ a serial key.
good luck.
 
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