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11-Oct-2003, 07:42 PM #1
Arrow MP3 CD making...need help
Hey, i dont know where to post this but i have a question:

To burn an mp3 cd, do you just burn the cd as a "data cd" and make all the folders and everything, or do you have to get a special program that encodes these discs. need help quick. thanx.
o...and if i alredy have them in .mp3 format then do i just burn it as a "data disc" if not..
anyone know any good freeware mp3 burners? thanx.

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11-Oct-2003, 09:44 PM #2
For most mp3 players, all you have to do is burn them to disk as a data cd. Welcome.
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12-Oct-2003, 07:50 AM #3
Hi didn't realise burning as data there'd play in mp3 players ? Use EZ CD Creator Plat 5 & burn as MP3.
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12-Oct-2003, 01:01 PM #4
If you burn MP3's as audio, they're converted to audio format. If you want them as MP3's, you just treat them as data.
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15-Oct-2003, 09:25 PM #5
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Originally posted by joe2cool:
Hi didn't realise burning as data there'd play in mp3 players ? Use EZ CD Creator Plat 5 & burn as MP3.
if you do it that way, you also burn a playlist file usually called "playlist.m3u" this allows you to ... to create and organise a playlist basically! but i think most good portable players can anyway, not sure though.

http://www.mp3-converter.com/dbpoweramp.htm
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15-Oct-2003, 09:28 PM #6
oh, that link above is for sleekluxury, DMC audio CD input can rip mp3 for cds and it uses LAME, which seems to be the best, and its free and small
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15-Oct-2003, 09:28 PM #7
rip mp3's FROM cds i mean
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16-Oct-2003, 11:37 AM #8
Lightbulb MP3 CD Burning
I make MP3 CD's all the time. Usually I "read" my original CD and store the tracs as MP3 files on my local hard drive using MusicMatch software. While online I can get the album, artist and track information which is stored as part of each MP3 file. I can even get the album cover graphic.

I can now select a mix of tracks from various albums, and burn them on a Data CD using Roxio Easy CD Creator or drag and drop to a formatted CD using Direct CD. I can easily put 100 or more selections on a single CD, but usually limit it to about 50.

BTW, I am an avid audio book "reader" and usually convert a "book set" of 5 to 15 conventional CDs to MP3 files. I can usually get a whole, unabridged novel on a single CD!

I play the MP3 CDs using a portable CD player with MP3 capability. If you are planning to buy any CD players, be sure they can play MP3 data CDs.

Hope this is helpful.
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17-Oct-2003, 04:38 PM #9
Cheers Guys !
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20-Oct-2003, 12:02 AM #10
I also had that same dilema, MusicMatch offers a free software in wich you can convert your music into mp3 and then burn it as a regular audio cd or mp3 format.
What I did was to buy a decent amplifier and $60.00 dollar dvd player with the capabilities to play vcv, cd, mp3, dvd, and photo's cd. I also have a friend that bought a $400.00 system that only plays dvd's, so is actually your choice.
By the way my system sound a whole lot better than my friends.
Good Luck.
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