You can just use the osx built-in burn feature, put all your mp3
files in a folder, then highlight the folder, then vo-shift-m on the
folder, then vo-down arrow to burn contents onto disk, and you're all
set.
mp3 files don't need to be burned any special way for an mp3 player
to pick them up, it should work just fine for you.
Using the osx method, you'll need to rename the files to get them in
the order you want, something that isn't necessary with any of the
free/pay options out there, (the softcon pages has a cd burning
program that will do the job too) but since it's built-in to the os,
and it's already there, renaming files is a small price to pay for
not needing additional software.
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