how can you put alot of songs on a normal CD-R using nero and still be able to play it in your truck?
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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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you need nero burning rom, a dvd-rw drive, and dvd-r discs.........then you could burn movies in mpg or avi or similar formats into a dvd disc
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You have to burn a CD using a CD burning software e.g. Nero
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yes, you can burn 780Mb (infact upto 800MB) on a 700MB Cd Disc  by using a software/tool called mode2 Cd Maker but not with NERO. \n\nWith this tool you can build a CD/XA Bridge image using any file you want\n(not just MPEGs). What's the point? Well, using Mode2/Form2 you have bigger\nuser data sector sizes so you can fit more data in a single CD-R (up to 800\nMB of data in a 80 min. disc).\n\nWhat's the drawback, then? There is an issue on how Windows handles these\ndiscs. It reads the files burned this way as RAW data, and it also appends\na RIFF/CDXA header at the beggining of the file. So you cannou burn anything\nyou want ant then just see it like any other file: you must deal with this\nRIFF/CDXA stuff.\n\nHere you have the theoretical max. capacities for each type of media:\n\n          +--------+--------+--------+--------+  \n          | 74 min | 80 min | 90 min | 99 min |  \n +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+ \n | Mode 1 | 650 MB | 703 MB | 791 MB | 870 MB | \n +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+ \n | Mode 2 | 738 MB | 798 MB | 897 MB | 987 MB | \n +--------+--------+--------+--------+--------+ \n\nThe Mode 1 line shows the "original" CD capacity, the Mode 2 the one that\ncan be achieved using mode2cdmaker. In the practice you'll have to substract\napprox. 1 MB from the Mode 2 values since it's reserved for the ISO Bridge\ntrack. In my calculations 1 MB = 2^20 (1024*1024), and not this 1000*1000\nstupid value used by the HD makers' marketing division.\n\nYou can download it from http://webs.ono.com/usr016/de_xt/\n\nNote: Please take note that this cd's won't be normally read by any Windows O.S until you install the CD/XA Bridge driver
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Burn it using a dvd-r cd's
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1) Get latest Windows Media Player\n2) Burn all audio files to a cd using WMP\n3) Go to Rip Music in WMP options and adjust audio quality (bit rate) accordingly\n4) Rip cd, files will be converted to bit rate
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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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Just use a cd-rw.  That's it.  good fun :-)
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most but not all,  if you have an mp3 car stereo you can fit ten times for songs on a cd in mp3 format then in standard cd format which means less burned cd's cluttering your car
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You can burn the CD...if u have realplayer u put a cd in there and there is a little button tht says burn at the top and...ya and u buy a blank CD and the songs will copy onto the blank one
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if you have a mix of purchased and cd songs, it will be easiest to burn them on a cd or dvd, depending on the number of songs you have.  I had to do this recently and it would have taken 19 cds, so I dumped them all on a removable hard drive (an ipod would work too) and transfered them that way
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You need a CD burning program that supports BIN/CUE files, like CDRWin or Alcohol 120%. Maybe Nero too.
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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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iIf your Op system is Windows XP, you can probably use DRAG and DROP for a CD-read,write or burn it to a data disc with REALRADIO,WINMEDIA or other CD burn programs. You can get up to about 800 MB with regular CD.
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If the songs are mp3s, you can alter the properties before you burn the cd, and it will show on your car display. To do this, find the song you want to change, and right click on it. Then, click properties. Click the Summary tab, and if it's there, click the button that says Advanced.  Now, you will see fields such as Artist, Album Title, Year, Track Number, etc. Just double click in the field you want to change, and type what you want to display. After you do this to all of your songs, you're ready to burn them to a cd. Hope this helps.
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If you have WMP, rip the CD. Insert a blank Cd, and make your track to burn. (WMP is Windows Media Player.)
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Here's what you do: create a folder through Windows and transfer the songs you want from Windows Media Player to that folder.  Keep that folder open and then open Nero.  When you go to burn a CD, Nero will automatically bring up the folder you have open on your computer.  Drag the songs from the file to the Nero playlist and burn away.  The CDs hold anywhere from 15 to 22 songs, depending on how long they are.