What file type do regular CD player support?
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older cd players will only play .CDA or .Wave format
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so many factors…\n\nBurning Mode: you have to burn it as a audio CD, not data. Disc burn as data or a mp3 disc will hold more songs but will NOT play on devices like car or home audio systems.\n\nDisc Type: some players can't read CD-RW, only CD-R discs. Simple enough.\n\nThe Deal Killer - DRM : You chose the audio CD as the burning mode to burn onto a CD-R. Now Content Protection (DRM) can be standing in your way of playing your music when and where you want to.\n\nConverting your .mp3 file to .wma will not only limit where, when and on what device you can play your music  but it can possibly degrade your music when you want to convert it back to a more open format.\n\nKeep your files .mp3 or .wav and burn audio cds.
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Yes you can, just pop it into your cd rom. When the program opens up, just close it out. then go to My Computer, (On your desktop) and right click, drop to Explore, when that opens up, you should see your CD ROM in there somewhere. Click on it, (just once, NO double click) You should see some files. Right click one of those files, then Open With... and choose Windows Media Player. It should have an option to "always use this to open these types of files", click on that.\nYou should be good to go. Just close Explorer and enjoy your music.\nNOTE: You may have to do this with each file. If I was there I could fix it, I just can't explain it how! Hope this is helpful.
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It depends on your OS (Operating System) and if/what you're cd burning program is.
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You can burn folders full of files to CD, but if they're music, they won't play unless they're in the root of the CD (not in folders). Also, you'll need to make sure that the combination of files in all folders don't exceed the capacity of the CD.
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You can not save to a normal CD Rom.  You need a CD-RW drive and and CD-R or CD-RW media.
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use windows media player it works fine for music... and if your trying to put files on the cd just copy and past them into the cd drive and click on write these files to cd. its on the left
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You can record your music as mp3 files instead of regular cd audio files, then you can fit like 300-400 songs on a cd, but you have to have a cd player that can read them.
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Use MS Media Player, suppose a.dat is a VCD file. Right?
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When burning to CD it depends on whether you want the CD to play on a normal CD Player. If yes then choose audio CD (.iso) if not the best format is probably .mp3 as it is more compatible and is relatively small is size compared to filetypes such as .wav. Another alternative to consider is .wma. Only choose this if the player/computer you wish to play the music on is compatible (most pc's will have the software).\n\nGood Luck with this. \n\n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \nwww.3doms.com \nTechSupport@3doms.com (free)\n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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You can also just use "Walkman" \n\nRecord or cd player is Tocadiscos
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Don't use Windows Media Player.  That's for burning audio CDs.  You're making a data CD, so use Windows XP's built-in data CD writer.  \n\n1. Pop in a blank CD-R.\n2. Wait for the computer to recognize the disk and select to open a folder to write the files to.  Alternatively, you can open the CD-ROM drive through My Computer.\n3. Once opened, simply drag the slide show into the folder.\n4. In the folder, go to File->Write these files to CD\n5. Follow the onscreen instructions and just sit back and wait.\n6. When finished burning, test it out and see if it works.
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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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http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/ will batch process mp3 bitrate conversions preserving id3 tags.
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aslong as its not a dvd file you can do this\ndowload a version of "easy cd creator"\nand then just add the file as a  "data file"\ngood luck
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Use windows media player.\n\nPut the cd in and rip it to your hard drive.\n\nNero can do this also\nor\n\nDbPowerAMP music converter. Go to www.download.com to download it
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While any CD-R will work, the ones that are listed as "music" or "audio" CDs - and are more expensive - have an extra amount added to their price that goes back to the record industry to buy royalty to musicians and others.  So files burned to a Music CD are legal.  Files on other CDs may not be.  Other than that, they are identical.