how do I record a mp3 format CD that GM's says play in their navigation sysytem?
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Just copy the mp3's to a CD it should play automatically
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Use Audacity to record the song.\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\n\nand Nero to record your CD.\n\nhttp://ww2.nero.com/enu/index.html
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The easiest way to do this would be to download a free version of Roxio CD creator(roxio audio central).Use that's program to write to cd,it will allow to change the file format,and most of the time will do it for you during the conversion cycle when writing to CD.\n You can go to Cnet or freesoft ,which are shareware directories, and search for Roxio and select the free version.\n Windows Media & Winamp will work as well, but roxio's program allows you to do it much faster and has a drag and drop feature for list building.
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You need to create an autorun.ini file and place in root folder.\nSo if your cd drive is x then it will go under x:/.\n\nThis is a sample file.\n\n[autorun]\nopen=start &#92;start.htm\nicon = M@gnet.ico\n\nHere you need to replace "&#92;start.htm" with your requirement.\nspecify the winamp playlist file.\n\n"icon" is optional.\n\nSince you want to autorun mp3 files.\nWhat I will suggest is to create a playlist by adding all the songs in winamp. Then save the list.\nNow open that list file in notepad and replace the drive letter with the cd drive.\n\nNow burn the data cd along with the playlist and autorun.ini file.
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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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most cd burning programmes will do this for you automatically.\nwindows media player does anyway.
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use jack (m/f) from tape out put to cd input. Then record cd and play tape same time.
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There's no easy way.  The companies have really worked hard to make sure you can't enjoy your music.\n\nIf you have the permissions to, the simplest way is to make a music CD, then put the CD back into your computer and rip the file to an mp3 using audiograbber or a similar mp3-ripping program.\n\nYou can also use one of those programs that records the output of your sound card to an audio file - the result is usually less than optimal, though.\n\nIf you don't have permissions to play the file (ie, it's protected off someone else's computer), you're pretty much SOL.
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Well there are two parts to that...\n\nFirst: you need to record the sounds (i.e. your dictation) you can do that with the audio recorder that is part of windows or any of many freeware, shareware or commercial software... For voice nearly any thing will work. \n\nSecond you need to tranfer the audio file to a CD... this is where it gets tricky... how do you want to use the CD...  If you want to play the file on a CD player you will need to encode it as a CD... The newer versions of Windows Media Player can do that or you could find a find freeware, shareware or commercial software (there are dozens out there)\n\nIf playing the audio on a computer is okay all you need is cd-r (writer) drive and softwar to drive it the Drag and Drop cd writer that come with Windows XP should or you could get other software to do it...\n\nTo define the exact process I would need to know more detail about what you want to do and what hardware and software you have to work with...\n\nEnder
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if you have a specific program for recording I'd use it (Cubase, Creative Labs).  If not, in your Accessories--> Entertainment, there should be a sound and audio recorder.  Record the medium.  It will already be in .wav format.  Don't compress it into .mp3.  Use whatever software you have to create an Audio CD with the sound you recorded.  Not a data CD.  When you have created an audio CD, when you check the properties of the CD and you will see the extension .CDA (CD Audio).  Check the CD in your stereo just to make sure.  Don't assume it's been burned correctly.  I've worked with audio engineers who do this professionally for recording studios and don't check their finished product and it wastes so much of my time.
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This is actually pretty easy to do. You can record any message you want onto your computer as a .wav file, then go to Start/Control Panel/Sounds and Audio/Sounds and switch the system sounds there. For example, record a message that says, "Hi Dave" and "By Dave" and save it somewhere easy to find. Then go where I directed you, highlight "start windows" and hit browse, then locate the "Hi Dave" file and choose it then press apply. Do the same with the "exit windows" sound using the "By Dave" file. You can change any sound the computer makes this way.\nAlternately, if you don't want to use your own recorded messages you can go to a .wav site and use those, you just right click and "save target as" to save the file to your computer then follow the directions above. I'm including a link that has a bunch of .wavs from the movie "2001", there are a few with HAL9000 addressing Dave, so you might be able to use them. Hope this works out for you, it's not as complicated as it sounds.\n\n2001 .wav site:\nhttp://www.moviewavs.com/Movies/2001.shtml\nfor other wav sites just search movie wavs and you'll find a ton of them.
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Record your own using a program called Sound Recorder in the start menu in widows and then Accessories, go into Entertainment, and click on Sound Recorder.\n\nIt's faster than downloading and you get it right away.
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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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Do you need to convert the mp3 files to CDA files for a music cd.\n\nUse Nero for this...
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get a sharware Audio recorder such as audioMP3 recorder.\n\nYou can try looking for sharewares;\nhttp://www.tucows.com\nhttp://download.com
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start-run--cmd--enter\n\n\ncopy *.mp3 /s c:&#92;my music
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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.