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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 11 2:56 am)
If you can spare the space on your hard drive and dont want to go out and get all new burning software, just convert the mp3's to WAVs, and then burn like you usually do. Winamp has a built in Mp3 to Wav converter (Select Out to Disk under the output option in preferences) and presto, proceed as usual. Also remember to close the disk when you've made a cd to be played in home and auto, some players have problems with that too. good luck!
If Adaptec came with your burner, you probably don't have Spin Doctor, but Winamp and others have MP3 conversions to .wav as said above. I have the Adaptec/Easy CD writer that came with my HP burner and I haven't found the spin doctor part. Winamp isn't the only converter though--search on ZDNet site for a variety of freeware apps.
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I know it's off topic, but I deeply value the opinions of this forum and it also seems to be much more popular than the others and I could use a quick response. Question: Does anyone know how to convert mp3 files so that they can be burnt on an audio CD for PLAY on a regular CD player like Car and/or Home? Please help, I know how to burn WAV. files and I can put mp3 files on a Data CD, but I want to know how to do mp3 files on an AUDIO cd. Thanx ahead of time and sorry about the off topic post! Schnaps