how do i convert mp3 songs on a cd to normal songs i can play on my cd player.?
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Burn them in .AIFF Format on to a CD
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MP3 is a lossy compression format, so if you are going to CD, do not downgrade your music to MP3. Use a standard uncompressed format, such as PCM WAVs or a lossless compression format like FLAC: http://flac.sourceforge.net/ . Your MIDI editor or player should have a file export utility, as the sound you get depends on the patch files that you have available and the effects applied to the sound by your MIDI player.\nIf it does not, you can use SoundFont conversion software, like SynthFont: http://www.synthfont.com/ to use any SoundFont library you may have to record your composition to WAV. Then use any CD burning software to create an audio CD from your WAV files.
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if you're using nero get  the first option burn a cd Audio that means that his going to convert the mp3 song on your hard drive to .cda onto the cd got it...
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i know a way around.  you could burn the wma files on a cd as music cd and then rip the cd using windows media player in mp3 format.
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The best way to convert files I've found is with the program CDex. Search for it in Google, and you'll find it. Forget about converting with jukebox, real player, winamp or windows media, it's either impossible, you have to pay, or difficult. And CDex works well, easy to use, and free.
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If you change it like that, the file will be damaged and you wont be able to play it since both mp3 and mid files are totally different.\n\nGo to http://www.downloads.com and download a converter instead.
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Try this :-\n\nwww.mp3-converter.com/mp3_converter_freeware.htm
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1.Open your real player.\n2 Go ot View then My Library.\n3.Manage files like Itunes.\nYou can pop CD with Real Player or Itunes just try to remember to put all mp3 files in same folder so you can't confuse later.Specialy when using Itunes as another player.\nYou can download almost any clips/mp3 as long down-loadable or you can used "save target as" and make sure create special folder for this just in case you want to remove it.\n\nThat's all I know!Please let me know if right for you!
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Yup, burn them to a CD and rip them back to the computer.  Music bought and downloaded from the iTunes store can't be played on anything except iTunes or an iPod.\nIf you're ripping songs from CDs using iTunes, make sure you choose to convert them to mp3 (under 'edit >preferences >advanced >importing >import using' choose MP3 encoder).\nThat way you can play them with anything.
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The easiest way that I know of is to burn a CD with those songs on it, then import the CD into Music Match. I believe that everything else that you try will not work because license information will be attached to the file.
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"Free CD to Mp3 converter" www.eusing.com
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Simple answer is, burn the song(s) to an audio CD in iTunes. Then import from the CD into the format that you want.\n\nTo make sure that you're burning an audio CD in iTunes, do the following:\n\n-Edit\n-Preferences\n-Advanced\n-Burning\n-Disk Format: Audio CD\n-OK\n\nWhen switching from a proctected AAC to another format like MP3 or WMA, there will be a slight quality loss, but usually not enough to notice under normal listening conditions.
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Just copy the mp3's to a CD it should play automatically
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Like 200 songs...\n\nNo, okay...  It's a different format.  MP3 files have been compressed into a cool, well, mp3 format.  Standard CD's are uncompressed full audio.  A 'normal' couple minute song is about 50mb uncompressed, while in mp3 format it's about 2-2 1/2 mb.\n\nKeep in mind that while you can put on 20 times the songs on an mp3 format CD, not all CD players will be able to play them.  Most newer ones will, but not all.  If you're only intent is to play them on a PC, no worries.
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When you burned your mp3 files as audio files they converted automatically into cda files that's why cda. is the extension for audio files. to change back to mp3 files from your CD just rip them. Itunes or WMP can do this task easily. Example. Open your CD with WMP, File→CDs and Devices→Rip Audio CD.\nTo know the extension to be converted, just do this:\nTools→options→rip music, here see rip settings the format you need, you can change from wma to mp3.\nTo search your music once converted, just do this:\nTools→options→library→monitor folders, check in here, there you see the link where your ripped music has gone.
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if u want to play cd's in a normal the cd player(not compartable with mp3), then ull have to burn an audio cd usually about 10-20 max mp3 can fit into any audio cd be sure the cd is cd -r as many cd players dont read cd-rw, use windows media player to do that go to the media library and choose ur songs and choose ur cd writer as the output. now u dont have to do anything just click burn and let it do the job ! remember only a few songs can fit depending ontheir size, so WMP will alert u if u exceed your limit. otherwise u can straight away burn ur mp3 on to the disk (in windows xp) click on the cd driver after putting a blank cd the window poped up should be blank, now drag all the files u need in to the window, u will see that they are light in colour, it means that they are ready to be burned on to a disk.\n\nhope it works !
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when you rip cds to mp3, some of the software has the option to "Normalise it". what it does is basicly try to put all song at the same sound level, so when you play them, no song sounds too low or too high.