i put all my cd's in computer and want to make mp3 disc for my car. how do i convert songs to mp3 format?
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i dont know anything about nero start, but if u download itunes then u can easily change everything to mp3 format there.\n\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/itunes/download
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I suppose you really want an MP3 CD and not an audio CD... (otherwise just use iTunes to burn an audio CD).\nYou need to convert your files to MP3 if they are not yet in that format. (Select them, choose MP3 in Preferences/Import, and click "Convert to MP3".\nThen you drag your *.MP3 files to your CD to burn them.
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If you are writing a audio cd to use in a cd player, Nero can convert mp3 files easily to cd audio. However, it can't convert midi files to cd audio directly. Nero and most audio programs can't do that. you need a special program to convert it. \nI use JetAudio. It is free and easy to use.\nhttp://www.cowonamerica.com/download/\nuse the basic version at the top. Then convert midi files to mp3 or wav and you can burn them with Nero just fine.
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u'll have to use a software that helps u convert them, check this page out http://www.mp3-converter.com/mp3_converter_freeware.htm\nhttp://www.mp3-cd-converter.com/convert_mp3/convert_rm_to_mp3_free.html
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Well to make a mp3 CD for your mp3 player in your car . Download NERO they have a free basic version . I made one recently with 170 songs on it . PS i had to type a A4 page with all the song names and numbers .
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You have to have a mp3 conversion program such as iTunes and you have to import the CD onto your computer's hard drive,  when you're importing the CD, you should have the preferences set to .mp3 conversion, because sometimes it's on .mp4 in iTunes.\n\nhere's where you do it in iTunes:\nAdvanced - Convert selection to mp3\n\nIf it's not on mp3, you can change it in iTunes - preferences - advanced - importing
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If you have old casset tapes lying around and want to convert them into cds then first you need to buy a cable at your local best buy or whatever. It should have 2 identical ends that are like a headphone cord. One plugs into a tapeplayer that you will need to get and the other end plugs into your microphone port. Then you run Audacity, push record in the Audacity UI and then push the play button on your tape player. You can stop it after ever song and restart or you can just let it go (my prefered method) while you are in the other room watching tv. And then use the cut and paste feature to split the songs up, and then you can do some fine tuning. (Fade ins and fade outs if u want, but out dead time, and the static reduction) Export as .wav or .mp3 if you downloaded the lame mp3 encoder (also free and u might as well get that too) Then use your favorite burning software, and you have just converted a tape to a cd for the cost of a blank cd (like $.25) and about $4 for the cord. If I understand the laws right, it is also a legal copy since you own the tape.\n\n\n<audacity.sourceforge.net>  to download audaicty\n\n\nBy the way, it doesn't really matter what you export the files as, if you are making an audio cd (one that can be played on pcs, in your car, dvd players, and all that stuff) the burning process converts whatever your file starts as (.mp3,.wav) to .cda\n\nIf you are making a data disk (can only be played on pcs and some dvd players) then .mp3 is the way to go because you can put about 200 or so on a disk where only like 10-15 .wav would fit
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You can use any music software, like Windows Media Player (comes with Windows), Winamp, or Musicmatch. If u insert ur cd and open it with Windows Media Player, u can click on the "Rip" tab and select tracks to copy to ur computer.
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No if your trying to play music in a cd player like a car radio, you can "ONLY" use CD-R cd's and they must be closed (e.g. end the session)  And you must burn your music to the cd in .WAV format\n\nOnce you burn you .WAV files to the cd the burning software will close the session and turn the files so to a car radio it looks like .CDA files whats normally found on a store bought cd.
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If the songs are mp3s, you can alter the properties before you burn the cd, and it will show on your car display. To do this, find the song you want to change, and right click on it. Then, click properties. Click the Summary tab, and if it's there, click the button that says Advanced.  Now, you will see fields such as Artist, Album Title, Year, Track Number, etc. Just double click in the field you want to change, and type what you want to display. After you do this to all of your songs, you're ready to burn them to a cd. Hope this helps.
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The way that I do it is probably unconventional. There might be an easier way to do it. But you can give this a shot.\n\nI use Windows Media Player to rip a file from a CD to MP3 format, or download an MP3 file.\n\nThen I take it to MusicMatch, where I convert the file from .mp3 to .wav (you may have to download this at musicmatch.com, I believe)\n\nThen onto Sound Record, which comes standard on all windows o/s. you can custom tailor the snippet of your song here.\n(you can find it at Start-->Programs-->Accessories-->Entertainment-->Sound Recorder)\n\nthen back to music match to convert your new .wav back to .mp3\n\nsounds like a pain in the ass... but it's a very easy way to get the job done...
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Install iTunes. Insert CD, click "Get CD Track names", then click "Convert to MP3".
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well, hopefully you have a cd drive on your computer. you can download a free program called CDex http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdexos/ and that will let you rip songs off of your CDs and turn them into MP3s.
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Try using MediaJoin.  It's the only program that I can find that merges mp3 files together that is also free.  You'll want to first convert the CD tracks into mp3 files and then use this program to merge them.  \n\nIf you need a CD-to-MP3 converter, try Audiograbber (also free).
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Download yahoo music engine. it is pretty easy you just open a playlist and copy and paste or drag the music files into the list. Then burn the playlist to cd.
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what kind of CD??\n\nAudio:\n1. ensure that the file is an unprotected wma, mp3, wav, m4a, or m4p.\n\n2.drag and drop into itunes (download from site listed below if you don't have the program).\n\n3.click File>New Playlist.\n\n4.select all of the songs you want burned, right click, go to Add to Playlist, and find the playlist you just made.\n\n5.pop a blank CD in your CD burner (DVD burners burn CDs also and if you don't have one, give up right now, because it will never work).\n\n6.click the spiral "Burn Disc" icon in the upper right hand side of the screen.  The CD will burn.\n\nNote: you can change disc settings through Edit>Preferences>Advanced>Burning\n\n\n\n\nSonic RecordNow or Windows XP platform can burn data discs.  Sonic MyDVD can burn (guess what?) DVDs.  Nero burns DVDs, VCDs, SVCDs, and miniDVDs (DVD files on CD). (video compact discs, super video compact discs)\n\nSomebody else will have to cover how to use Windows Media Player and RealPlayer for CD burning.
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you have to go under edit->preferences->click on importing tab\n\nthen in the drop down menu pick import using mp3 encoder. then highlight all the songs you want converted, right click, and choose convert selection.