I'm trying to take some MP3s and burn them onto a disc I can listen to in a older cd player. Can I use a DVD for more space?
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Hey it supports\n\n.wav\n.mpeg\n.jpj\n.jpeg\n\n\nHey these r all supported in a regular cd player but if the mp3 doesnt play in ur cd player u can be sure that dvd files wont run in it.\n\nHey u can convert .mp3 to .wav by using these links\n\nhttp://ask.yahoo.com/20000808.html\n\nhttp://www.share2.com/mp3-converter/\n\nhttp://www.share2.com/mp3wave/\n\nhttp://www.audioutilities.com/mp3-to-wav/convert-mp3-file-to-wav-files.htm\n\nhttp://www.audio-converter.com/\n\nmng.1432@gmail.com
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Yes you can, but you will need a program that can burn mp3 music onto CD's for listening.  The easiest to use is Nero Burning Room.  It explains the step by step procedure in burning music into CD's
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It depends on the MP3 player you have ... if it's got a fixed amount of memory, then that's all that you have. Some players have flash cards like SD or Compact Flash, etc and you can buy bigger ones if you want. Look at the instruction manual - it should tell you if you're able to add more space or not.\n\nToodles
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If you burned them in an mp3 format, your CD player isn't capable of playing mp3's.  Some CDs can handle that format, and some cannot.
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you need a CD (or DVD) burner and a burning program
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burn it with nero!\nin nero window u will have options in "burn cd" section and it will look something like this:  burn an mp3 cd and burn an audio cd.\nif u dont have mp3 capable cd player, then go with the second option!
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hi try to use any mp3 editor.like sound forge or u can use nero's audio editor if u r burning an audio cd. if it is in mp3 format. ifnot then use appropriate editor and save file and then burn it onto disk.
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If you don't have a DVD burner then you can't. X
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Think of the DVD as a CD that holds more info.  There are some catches to it though.  If you burn all the info to a DVD in a data format, you may not be able to put the DVD in a regular DVD player and see those pictures on your TV.  There may be a setting in your DVD burning software where you can set it to store photos only, and it will burn the DVD to a format that can be read on a computer-based DVD recorder or player as well as any consumer DVD player.
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You must have a DVD-R recorder. If you have a CD-R recorder it won't work for your DVD-R cd's. \nBuy one.
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the files is too big for the cd..\ntry to reduce the files size..\nor just burn it to dvd..
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There is no mechanism for burning a DVD format video using a simple CD burner. However, there are programs which will convert and compress DVD files so they can fit onto a simple CD. These usually cost money unless you download them through illegal means such as Limewire. The most popular program to date is Blaze Media Pro. For further information check out their website. I hope this helps.
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Yes, you can, but you will need a converter.\n\nSearch for "ipod DVD converter".\n\nI found http://www.tomdownload.com/dvd_software/cucusoft_dvd_to_ipod_converter.htm although I have never used it.
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Windows Media will convert it to WMA and can probably fit around 20 songs on a cd. I just finished creating a music cd using iTunes with 80 songs on it. Creating a mp3 cd depends on the size of the song(ex. 4.5mb). Most players now a days play mp3's. So it's possible to make a cd with 150 or so songs on it. I'll be checking back if you or anyone else wants more info.
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dvd decrypter. make sure your dvd's can fit on the media you are using (4.7 gb / 9.4 gb etc)
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The ISO format is compressed. It means when you burn it extracts the file on CD&#92;DVD. 700MB ISO file won't fit on a CD. Even if it fits you still won't be able to play it in DVD player. You have to burn it on DVD. Good luck
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You can take a soft paper towel and rub it in the CD or DVD and it might work