i wrote some songs on cd in mp3 format.it works on PC but when i put tht cd in mp3 player it doesnt.why this?
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Did you close the session on the CD?
1159850
Most likely you are saying that it plays in the newer players but not the older ones. Older CD players cant play all made CDs.  If thats not it, then you may have made the CD in mp3 format, not CD format. Never use a CD-RW if you want to play it everwhere. Use CD-Rs, they are most compatible.
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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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If the files are mp3 format, you just need to copy and paste them from whichever drive they are current in (usually the c: drive), into the mp3 player drive, (usually the e: drive) Trust me though, if you use the Sony software, SonicStage, it will make things a lot easier, you can have it autoscan your computer for every music file, then import them easily onto SonicStage compatible devices (any Sony MP3) player. I have two Sony mp3 players, so hit me up if you have any other questions.
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When you burn a MP3, it automatically becomes a CDA if you make it an audio CD, when you burn it. Otherwise, maybe www.download.com might have something
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Well first of all buddy\n\nYou need to use a different software \nSuch as Nero or roxio easy cd creator.\n\n\nSecond Your problem majorly depends on the quality of the mp3 u got , make sure u get good mp3 qualities more than 162kbps.\n\nIf this happens that means the person who encoded the song to mp3 made it with bad quality
85415
Yes u can convert cd file to mp3 . There is a software named MP3 converter by which u can convert . That is a fre software .
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You need to provide more info. If you are downloading MP3s they won't play on a standard CD player unless you convert the MP3s to standard CD audio format.
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A simple but time consuming way is to burn it to a CD and them import the MP3, but you generally lose the ID tags when you do so, unless you're burning a full CD.  But for singles it can be a pain in the ass.
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You will need to convert the .mp3 songs to .wav songs so that your car's CD player can read/understand the files. You can download some free software to do this online. I've tried several, and the best one I've ever used it DBpowerAMP, available here:\n\nhttp://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm\n\nJust download & install that and then right-click on the song/songs you wish to convert to .wav files and then do so. It helps to place the converted songs into a separate folder, such as C:&#92;Converted Music, so you do not get the two files confused come time to burn them. Then all you have to do is burn the .wav files onto a CD and it will play in your car.\n\nPS - Make sure you tick the option to finalize the CD (dont allow more info to be added later), or it might not work right.
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To compress a song, convert it to MP3 format.  You will need MP3 editing software to do that.  Do a search, there are free ones available.  You will lose a little of the songs quality.  Be aware that not all CD players are able to play songs in MP3 format, so you may want to burn a couple to a CD and test before spending too much time on it.
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If you are talking about from a CD to MP3 format, you can use Windows Media Player 10, I have found that to be effective.  You'll have to go into the options and under Rip, you'll want to set the default format to MP3 otherwise it'll rip them into WMA files that can only be read by Windows Media Player and not most MP3 players.\n\nOnce you have those options set, you put in your CD, then go to the Rip tab and if you have an internet connection, the songs will all be labeled appropriately and you just click the little button that says "RIP".\n\nThe default location for the ripped MP3's is My Documents, My Music, and it creates a file folder titled by the album and artist.
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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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You have to upload the music, then the PC should hopefully ask you if you woukd want to save it to your computer! Choose a suitable folder so that you can remember where you have saved it.\n\nIf you are uploading it from a CD and it doesn't work then you should go to My Computer then click on the CD and the files which are on the CD should be there. Right click it and copy it to a suitable folder.\n\nBut, If you may be uploading it from an MP3 player then  you should go to start: My Computer, then click on the name of the device you are uploading the songs on. Right click and copy the files to a folder an then you can play the music which is on ur comp!\n\nIts quite simple after you get the hang of it.
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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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Because it converts the songs from .wma or .mp3 to the CD format.  The CD format doesn't have the same compression ratio as the previous files but it allows it to play on a normal CD player.\n\nIf you want to fit more, but them as .mp3 or .wma and then you have to play them in a compatible player, not just a normal CD player.
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if u use napster or itunes u can rip songs from CDs and put them on ur mp3 or of u have itunes u can burn songs from ur mp3 onto a cd or napster u have to pay $.99 to burn a song 2 a CD.