that is a very common question actually.
there are many formats that you can burn a CD in. the most common is a standard CD with CD codecs, which almost all CD players can understand. another common format is the great mysterious "MP3 CD" this is basically just a regular CD bust instead of having to convert the MP3's on your computer to a CD codec, you can just leave them as they are. While it is convenient and fast to burn this type of CD, use caution. not all players can read this codec.
now there is another kind of MP3 CD. known as a "data disc." this kind of disc is really not a CD at all but acts more like a storage device. well actually it IS a storage device. this kind of disc is where files are placed directly onto the disc without any formating or conversions. There are few players that can read this type of disc, but, if you have the ability to i suggest that you try it. a great benifit is that instead of your burning restriction being time, it is data size. which is 700MB. about three to four more times as much music as a standard CD.
good luck and i hope i answered your question.
.mp3 is the file format which is most widely used around the globe to store audio files.
MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 Audio Layer III, more commonly referred to as MP3, is a patented encoding format for digital audio which uses a form of lossy data compression. It is a common audio format for consumer audio storage, as well as a de facto standard of digital audio compression for the transfer and playback of music on most digital audio players.
MP3 format data can be stored on a CD and played back on any MP3 compatible CD player.
Yes, there are car CD/MP3 players available for under $100. Some of the highest rated models for in dash CD/MP3 players at this price are the Pioneer DEH-1100MP CD/MP3 Player, Clarion CZ109 CD/MP3/WMA Receiver, Kenwood KDC-MP142 CD/MP3 Player, JVC KD-R200 In-Dash CD/MP3 Player, and the Sony CDX-GT330 CD/MP3 Player.
A CD player cannot play mp3 files. However, mp3 music can be burned onto a CD-R and played on a CD player.
not unless the CD player can play mp3 cds.
You can convert a CD to MP3 using a disk burner. A disk burner will burn the information on a CD and convert it to MP3 format where you can listen to the music.
Yes, if it is an MP3 CD Player. I don't believe that there are any of these that will not play a regular CD.
no
1st you get Ur mp3 and get a CD That Will Let you RIP The Music From it. Then You get ur CD And Put It In the CD thingy. then you Press The Delete Button On The thing. That Will Allow you to Burn The Music from The CD to ur mp3. Plz Enjoy your mp3 Music :]
A CD/MP3 boombox is a player that will play both CD and MP3 formats. This allows the user to make the most of their digital music collection, such as itune purchases.
You can connect an MP3 to a CD player through the "AUX in" port.
If the CD is mp3 then yes.
It depends what software you are using to burn the CD. Most software will offer you a choice, before burning, of creating an Audio CD, MP3 CD or a Data CD. Make sure you have ticked the MP3 option before burning the CD. ITunes, for example, will offer this choice and then burn the selected Playlist to the CD.