is it easy to turn discs into mp3's
1619922
I did not find it easy. The software doesn't seem to function properly. Instead, I got a Audio-Technica USB turntable and use the freeware Audacity to convert vinyl to mp3s.
1619923
Haven't tried that part of it yet. We have been recording old records and 8 tracks and they work wonderful. No computer needed. So far it is a great product.
1619924
can't answer. i use mine to transfer LPs to CDs, for which it is excellent.
1619925
I can't help you with that. I have only used it to record LP's to CD. It works great for that.
1619926
Sorry Wayne, I can't asnwer that question as I don't even know what mp3 really is. I can say that it is very easy to record LP's to CD's. That is the reason I brought this machine. I have about 1,500 to transfer to CD.
1619927
You can just do this on your computer, I forget exactly what I use, it is a free Windows app (media player?), but there are several out there.
383849
It sounds to me like you are talking about burning an MP3 disc, a disc with MP3's burned directly as data files instead of converting them to cd audio files. Yes, in that case you can get a couple of hundred songs on a cd compared to about 20 with a normal audio cd.With this receiver, you can save MP3's and other audio file types on a flash drive and plug it in to the USB port and not have to use any discs at all. I read that other people have been also able to use external hard drives!
602529
It sounds to me like you are talking about burning an MP3 disc, a disc with MP3's burned directly as data files instead of converting them to cd audio files. Yes, in that case you can get a couple of hundred songs on a cd compared to about 20 with a normal audio cd. With this receiver, you can save MP3's and other audio file types on a flash drive and plug it in to the USB port and not have to use any discs at all. I read that other people have been also able to use external hard drives!
1145972
Yes really easy n great program, there is a 7 out but 6 is good. Just record then bounce it to mp3 or what ever format then its over on a cd then ur a millionare lmfao peace n bless
1120357
You can but you won't be able to play them in CDs players only in DVDs players (or a computer which it will act as a data storage where you have drag drop it back on). Hope that helps!
1513258
Yes, I make a lot of burned CDs in WAVE format, original CD format, I have not tried MP3's in it on a disk.
1465414
you CAN use your itunes card for your mp3. It will just take a little more effort. Once you purchase music on Itunes, burn it onto a regular audio disk, (one that will play in a stereo - not mp3), then reimport the disk into itunes as mp3 (see under itunes preferences, importing. Have fun with the tunes.
1657556
Save them as mp3's to your PC and then just copy them to the USB stick in windows explorer.
1276506
yes. mp3 CDs play just fine but I'm having a problem with the casette player. Rattling noise during play is very distracting and it is in the player NOT the casette
1487195
Yes, but through your computer via Audacity, which is quite easy to use. If it's a tape you enjoy, you might as well save it on your computer at that point. And you can burn discs easily via Windows Media Player or Itunes. No speakers, just headphones on this unit. Can't beat the price
725229
I'm not sure what you're asking? If it's to 'burn' an MP3 song onto a CD, I believe you would have to have the proper equipment (ie, from MP3's on your computer to an applicable disc drive. As of itself, this would not happen using this player alone. And, then you would have to have 'bought' the songs on your MP3. Does this answer your question?
741330
Most definitely! I burn my mp3 playlists on a cd. The mega base adds an extra dimension!
1154117
My machine is digital/analog and the discs are cd-rw music/audio. Does not specify if they are digital.
1616684
Yes there is a software that is supplied that allows u to save the music as mp3 files
2071630
First off, Itunes stink but I did have many songs that I downloaded from them. The easiest way is to get a CD that you can rewrite to. You burn the CD with your desired songs. Then you RIP the CD with Windows Media Player (select MP3 format before ripping), then go and rename the files to the original song titles. Since you can only fit so many songs on a CD, you then have to erase it do the process again. I now use Amazon to download music. You don't have to go through the hassle of converting to MP3.
330538
An alternative to recording to CD then ripping is to go ahead and download in M4P (iTunes format) then using software such as Sound Taxi to convert to MP3
730752
It comes with a cd that you install the software but there is a file online to download if you want to convert to mp3s