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  • offtheroad

    • Apr 2015
    • 48

    I can't make a pliable mp3 CD

    I tried all the tips on Google and also some info in Computer Audiophile form but I can't male a mp3 CD that will play in my car.
  • garym
    dBpoweramp Guru

    • Nov 2007
    • 5892

    #2
    Re: I can't make a pliable mp3 CD

    Originally posted by offtheroad
    I tried all the tips on Google and also some info in Computer Audiophile form but I can't male a mp3 CD that will play in my car.
    Are you sure your Car CD player will handle mp3 files? Many (probably most) can't.

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    • offtheroad

      • Apr 2015
      • 48

      #3
      Re: I can't make a pliable mp3 CD

      I guess not.

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      • garym
        dBpoweramp Guru

        • Nov 2007
        • 5892

        #4
        Re: I can't make a pliable mp3 CD

        Originally posted by offtheroad
        I guess not.
        You could try to use a CD burner to burn your mp3 files to a CD-R as an "Audio CD". This will then play in any CD player, including your car. Lots of options for this, even the free iTunes will burn mp3s to disk as Audio Disk.

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        • daleyb
          dBpoweramp Enthusiast

          • Oct 2014
          • 235

          #5
          Re: I can't make a pliable mp3 CD

          My Cars from 2006 and says Mp3-so plays.I use Burrrn Software to burn after a ripp from DBPA-what I like is it Names tracks too (something most Orig.cds dont do..) After converting to mp3/lame though it wont "Squash" the tracks-so I can put 2,3, 4 Cds together on ONE CD. Maybe its just that software does not do it.Ive tried asking on other Forums..but had no replys....Folk on this Forum seem more "On the ball"! Of course I will invest in a MP3 player soon has this tech is "old hat"...but in the meantime does the trick.

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