Ron Greer said:-
> if you are burning to an audio cd for playing on a hi fi, you normally need
> to convert from .mp3 to .wav files. my personal preference for doing this is
> to use dbpower AMP music convertor, which is a freeware program. once
> installed you simply select the files to convert, right click your mouse &
> select the desired format - simple!
A few of the main CD writer products (Ahead Nero, certainly) have MP3
plugins to save you any intermediate steps: you just drag MP3s into
them, then hit the burn button!
Before these plugins were available, I splashed out all of about $30 on
a piece of shareware called MP3CDmaker (or something like that). This
has a similar interface: just drag the MP3 files in, then it'll burn them
straight to CD as audio tracks.
Saves you all the conversion time, and you don't need 650Mb of hard disc
space spare to hold all the WAVs.
--Chris
