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Hi i`m new to the forum and just needed to know in what format do i need to burn cd`s for mp3 playback.
I tried .mp3 " dont work " does it have to have directory structure, or can it just be lots of songs in root directory.
I get error 6
2009 chevy aveo sedan
thanks !
i just copied all types of files onto the disc and burned it. the whole music folders with musician, album, the songs.
what are you burning with? you have a cd right not a dvd?
{ recordable not rw } yes cd -r 700mb whats the . extension you use.Quote:
Originally Posted by petrified.rabbit
what is error 6 thats what the display says ....checking files ...error 6 ....ejects disk
If you are using Windows Vista or 7 its very simple.
Insert a writeable CD into your burn drive.
Once the autorun window comes up, click to burn files to a DATA disc, NOT a music cd (very important)
In the "Burn a Disc" dialog box type in whatever name you wish for your CD and then click to show "Formating Options"
Select "Mastered" and click next (this will make your cd a one time burn disc that you can use in older pc's and cd players everywhere, like your car!) DO NOT use the "Live File System" format that will not work!
Now a new window will appear, where you can create folders and drag files into, so you can create folders to seperate your songs by genre or whatever you wish or simply just drag .mp3 files to the root folder.
Once you are done (make sure you are not over 700 MB, make it 690 MB to be certain), on the toolbar of that window, click "Burn to disc"
Wait untill the cd ejects, put it in your car and enjoy!
ill try that tonight and let you know how i get on, thank you for your help.
nemasys is correct. follow his steps you should have no problems. i think i had mp3, mp4, flac and thats its on my cd. i just added till the computer told me it was full.. so i dont know if any dont play or not :P as its like 200 songs or more.
well just tried my wifes mp3 cd`s and they work in my player so i know it works.
just a matter of burning correctly, ill interrogate her and find out the way she burned them.
thanks for all the help
i copied some tracks late last night and it seems to be working, still a few teething problems some tracks didn`t want to play, but it did work for alot of them.
Ill just have to go through the files and see what was wrong with the ones that didn`t.
Thanks for all ya help guys !
so nobody asked what he had for a player. I assume he has a the factory player? So does that play digital formats other than a std music CD? My player (Insigina) plays everything except the apple codecs.
standard player mp3 sticker on side
manual states this :If you burn your own MP3/WMA disc on a personal
computer:
• Make sure the MP3/WMA files are recorded on a
CD-R disc.
• Do not mix standard audio and MP3/WMA files on
one disc.
• Make sure each MP3/WMA file has a .m3u or
.wma extension, other file extensions might not work.
• Files can be recorded with a variety of fixed or
variable bit rates. Song title, artist name, and album
are available for display by the radio when recorded
using ID3 tags version 1 and 2.
• Make sure to finalize the disc when burning an
MP3/WMA disc, using multiple sessions. It is usually
better to burn the disc all at once.
just working out what .extensions work
Check the bit rate on your files. I don't know what the maximum bit rate the factory cd player can handle would be, but you probably want to keep it around 256bt/s I ran some high bit rate's on itunes and could not load them into my alpine, had to scrap my files and start from scratch with it tuned down. If you are downloading files with a P2P program, they tend to be ripped at some ridiculous rates. Try to get your music from legitimate sources like itunes, or zune, and watch out for the BitRate of the file, most P2P apps will show this in the mouse over, or u can set it as a display option.
Just a few questions.Quote:
Originally Posted by noid449
1. So you can mix MP3 & WMA files, as long as there aren't standard files?
2. Does this mean no .mp3 extensions?
3. Is it possible to covert files to the correct ones? I think I did this once before, but that was very long ago.
EDIT: I want to make sure, as I was gonna do a couple. One for me, and one for my dad. My dad thought that there was a special disc for this type of thing.