Can I convert regular CD's to mp3 files with this?
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Actually on Windows, I convert my CD's to mp3 using the included Microsoft Media Player. Under the "rip music" tab in the preference you can select the format as "mp3" and dial up the "Audio Quality" to as much as 320 bps. Once set in preferences it runs automatically every time I stick in a CD. You don't need to add software to do this. For me the sound quality seem great ... but do note I am no longer a young person and my hearing is not what it used to be ... so this particular part of my opinion should be taken with that in mind.
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Actually on Windows, I convert my CD's to mp3 using the included Microsoft Media Player. Under the "rip music" tab in the preference you can select the format as "mp3" and dial up the "Audio Quality" to as much as 320 bps. Once set in preferences it runs automatically every time I stick in a CD. You don't need to add software to do this.For me the sound quality seem great ... but do note I am no longer a young person and my hearing is not what it used to be ... so this particular part of my opinion should be taken with that in mind.
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Hello Mike ! you can make music CD's from MP3's ! Now assuming you have the proper connecting cables from your LP Record player to the computer ! .. If you do have all the proper cables !! I would advice you to 1st convert LP to an MP3 file with a converting software, where you can edit and remove the scratches, once done then use Power2Go 9 Platinum ( Go to Music Disc, to the right you'll see Audio CD, click on Audio CD to create your traditional audio music CD ), then play your newly created Audio CD on any audio CD player ( Hi-Fi CD player, Car CD Player and portable radio CD players.... ) I hope this information is useful..
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Yes, you can. The sound files are recorded into a .wav format (better quality then .mp3), but can easily be converted to other formats using most files converters.
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Absolutely. MP-3 or regular CD work fine. There's an auxilliary input in the back that allows you to connect a clip-zip or other input as well. Good speakers - works great.
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I have not tried to do that but I did download them to my computer so you should be able to transfer to a CD. I transferred mine to an external hard drive.
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Patsy - - absolutely. CD (and DVD) stock stores Data - - which can be in any form.Digital audio is simply another form of data. You do need an application that willconvert certain files into audio; but I think all computers allow that these dayswith no extra work. You can also record Mp3's and video on this CD stock.Prof. Hilton - -Audio/Park School of Communications/Ithaca College and Owner, Hiltronex Sound
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If your CD burner software supports burning to mp3, it should work. If you have a CD-RW, I would test it out on that before burning to the actual CD to be sure that it works. Hope this helps.
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Yes, this unit can burn music CD's using MP3's it can also burn MP3's to CD to play in a MP3 CD player. Simply use the included Multimedia software to burn the MP3's to CD.
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Dear C. Kay,Thanks for your inquiry. There are a number of popular programs to load CD's and convert to FLAC. One is WinAmp, another is Exact Audio Copy(EAC). Itunes does not support FLAC but there are converters that can convert FLAC to what's called Apple Lossless. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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If the only problem with Windows 7 is the inability to convert .wav to .mp3 as the link you posted seems to indicate, that can be done with lots of other software packages out there such as Audacity.
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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?
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i only use standard cd-r which has about 75 min per disc so i never played mp3's but i would have to say yes because there is a mp3 symbol on the unit, again i don't use that format at all
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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
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No, not neccesarily. mp3 (.mp3) files are a different format that .wma files, .ram, or .wav files, etc.. mp3 is a different format and not a category that all digital audio files fall under. You will need to convert your windows media audio files (.wma) to mp3 on your PC, and burn to the DVD or CD you want to use. I hope this helps. - Pete [archaeologist with insomnia and girlfriend in Belize resulting in too much time on my hands at 1:20am with another 3 hours till the time when I usually "wake-up"] 12/21/2012
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If you bought the music from iTunes the easiest way to convert it is to record the songs to CD and then rip them to a compatible format such as MP3 or WMA.
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Yes you can with the included software but you have to first save the record music as a audio file then transfer that file to a cd... The software lets you remove the "pops" if you want... If you're interested in improving the sound on you MP3 file they sell better software in the internet... Hope that helps you make a decision
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additional...if your source files are CD's or MP3the DAC will be uselessin computing ... garbage in garbage out if you have Dog ears might make MP3 sound less "flat" anything less than FLAC source files ... waste of time and money