how do i make a regular CD-R into mp3?? so that over 100 songs fit?
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it has something to do with folders-or you could just leave the songs as mp3's and burn them on to a disc that way
670486
Hello, just call me Mike :) In life i'm a computer tech. Well, first you'll need a burn software/program, like Nero, you can easy download it from: http://www.nero.com/nero7/eng/nero7-demo.php install it, and you're ready to burn your favorite music, the program its demo, for about 30 days i think, you can even transform your MP3 music files in an original music CD format, so you can listen to the music on your cd-player & so on.. contact me if you want, i'll help ya step by step !\nGood Luck ! :)
205898
Ouch, get a DVD burner (Dual Layer).  Cd's only store less than 1gb.  That would leave you making 100 cd's for 70gb of data.
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You have to have a mp3 conversion program such as iTunes and you have to import the CD onto your computer's hard drive,  when you're importing the CD, you should have the preferences set to .mp3 conversion, because sometimes it's on .mp4 in iTunes.\n\nhere's where you do it in iTunes:\nAdvanced - Convert selection to mp3\n\nIf it's not on mp3, you can change it in iTunes - preferences - advanced - importing
429373
Compress it as much as you can and it should fit...otherwise...split it into two parts and put it on two CD-Rs.
510547
Try convert to mp3s before burning them into cd!!! U will get more than 80min if u use mp3 format! But be sure of using 128kbps or 192kbps to maintain the original qualities!!!!!! even its considered as data, but it can be played by every audio player now!!!
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Simply rip the cd using your windows media player.\nBe sure to change the rip setting so it converts to mp3, you can adjust for quality or small size.
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"Free CD to Mp3 converter" www.eusing.com
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The simple answer is you don't. CDs are encoded very differently from MP3s (and obviously MP3s don't play in a "normal" CD player). MPEG supports compression, but audio CDs do not. If you want over 80 minutes, you will need a longer CD (>80m CDs are not really CDs, per se, and might not play in your CD player -- 80 minutes is the max specified by the CD specification).\n\nOverburning may give you some extra time, but usually no more than 5 minutes (and almost never more than 10 minutes). Some CD burners do not support this and no CDs are really designed for it. As a result, using overburning can potentially damage your CD and/or your CD burner.
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well, hopefully you have a cd drive on your computer. you can download a free program called CDex http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdexos/ and that will let you rip songs off of your CDs and turn them into MP3s.
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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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Try using MediaJoin.  It's the only program that I can find that merges mp3 files together that is also free.  You'll want to first convert the CD tracks into mp3 files and then use this program to merge them.  \n\nIf you need a CD-to-MP3 converter, try Audiograbber (also free).
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how big is the song that you want to burn how do you want to burn it \nyou can burn it as mp3 or what ever the format you download it with or you can change it to audio cd format you can do that by using windows media player 9 or later or nero or any burning software you use \ncheck the song time if its more than a hour as an audio format it wont get  burnt but if its mp3 you have 650 to 700 mb of space \ni use nero here is what you do you load nero choose cd audio drag and drop mp3 song and it will do the rest the song has to be equal or less than 74 min or what kind of cd you use
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open widows media player , Itunes  etc. then open your mp3s with the media player that you have to do this right click the file and select "open with" select media player , Itunes  etc and click then burn a cd with those songs and it will work in a cd player
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bitcomet.com  download the program then you will dowload the entire CD.  if you dont want all of the tracks, then uncheck the ones you dont want to dowload.  its really really easy.
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Like 200 songs...\n\nNo, okay...  It's a different format.  MP3 files have been compressed into a cool, well, mp3 format.  Standard CD's are uncompressed full audio.  A 'normal' couple minute song is about 50mb uncompressed, while in mp3 format it's about 2-2 1/2 mb.\n\nKeep in mind that while you can put on 20 times the songs on an mp3 format CD, not all CD players will be able to play them.  Most newer ones will, but not all.  If you're only intent is to play them on a PC, no worries.
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make a playlist with the songs you want on the cd, then in the upper righthand corner there should be a burn cd button click that\n(the button is where the import botton is when you put a cd in)