I'm looking for an application to 1.structure mp3 files 2. burn them to CD. Thanks for your  suggestion.?
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Nero is the best..\n\nGet cdex from cnet.com also\n\nits free.\n\nYou need cdex to convert the mp3 to wav format \n\nto make a playable cd.\n\nGood luck!!!
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Best converter for that type, Would be a CD..\nYup.. Burn the protected music to a music CD, Then use a CD Ripper like CDex to extract the files as .mp3's\n\nCDex\nhttp://www.download.com/3000-2140-10226370.html\n\nAnother thing to try..$$ ( I haven't, so don't know limitations or quality) is TuneBite.. It claims to remove protections.\n\nhttp://www.tunebite.com
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CDex  \nConvert CD audio to MP3 and wav files.
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If it is a MP3 file, just select it and on the left side of the windon, on the TASKS panel, click on BURN CD and will ask you if you wish to add the selected files for CD burning...
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Yes, however you need software to do so.\n\nIf you have an IPOD for instance, you use the I-Tunes software.\n\nThe process consists of converting the tracks on the CD using the software, which you can save in a variety of formats, .mp3 being the easiest in my opinion if you are going to copy them to an mp3 player.\n\nSimple answer is to get software such as CDEx, etc, or go to download.com and search for "cd to mp3."
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Install iTunes. Insert CD, click "Get CD Track names", then click "Convert to MP3".
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You don't convert MP3's to CDA. The .CDA files you see in explorer are phantom files. They are not really there. They are just shortcuts that Windows creates so you can play tracks easier from Windows.\n\nIf you want to make an audio CD, you just need to use a CD-burning program like Roxio, Nero, Sonic...etc  They all should be able to burn MP3's to an Audio CD.
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it really depends how you want to listen to them. if you just want to put a lot of songs on a cd then just add the songs without dividing them into folders, but if you are putting several full albums on one cd then i'd recommend putting each album in a separate folder. most mp3 cd players will recognise the folders just fine, and when you come to access them from a computer they'll be better organised.
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Try using a program like Audacity.  http://audacity.sourceforge.net  It will allow you to import the music file, manipulate it, and export it as an ogg vorbis, wave, or mp3 format that can then be burnt to cd.  Watch out though, if you're doing an mp3 that is already too large to fit onto a CD and you plan on modifying it, no matter what program you use to edit it, when you open a file that large, its guaranteed to eat some of your hard drive and ram during the editing process.  Just something to watch out for.
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you need an ISO extractor to do it, after that convert that spesific file to mp3 through a mp3 coverter (usually some ISO extractor has this feature)
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Yes...you can find lots of "file converters". Just google what you are trying to convert to what you are trying to convert to. i.e. google: mp4 to mp3. That should find you a couple programs...that will all be free. You may need to try a couple programs before it works though...
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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 you're trying to burn an Audio CD tell your burning software (such as Nero 6) that it is an audio CD you're making.  Then drag the MP3s in and Nero will convert it as it burns.
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use limewire.com\n\ninstall and run the program\n\ndownload the music to your hard drive, then burn it to a CD.
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burn them on a cd, then upload them to a different music program. There, they'd either show up as mp3, or you'd have an option to convert them.
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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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Audacity is free and very good: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ \n\nI use this for editing MP3s and making podcasts etc.