If your headunit doesnt play MP3..

[k4rts]

dont know if yall know this but..

download this: http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm
convert your .mp3 into .wav

[skadude016]

dont know if yall know this but..

download this: http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm
convert your .mp3 into .wav

WOW! thanks!

[Red Rocket]

1) How does the quality sound after converting them? I know most changes are barely audible but I was wondering if it was anything noticable with this.
2) How many tracks can you fit on a normal CD-R by converting the songs to this format?

[psych0ticnemes1]

1) How does the quality sound after converting them? I know most changes are barely audible but I was wondering if it was anything noticable with this.
2) How many tracks can you fit on a normal CD-R by converting the songs to this format?

i would like to know too

and i appreciate the informative!

[k4rts]

1) How does the quality sound after converting them? I know most changes are barely audible but I was wondering if it was anything noticable with this.
2) How many tracks can you fit on a normal CD-R by converting the songs to this format?

the sound quality is the same as if it was still a mp3.
i dont know the answer to question 2.

[faulkton]

How many you can fit on a cd-r once they are in .wav?

About as many as is on a regular store bought CD. Your limit is going to be the size of the cd-r. .Wav files are a lot bigger than mp3's. I would guess 20 songs per disk..but things like song length and possibly bit rate will effect it. I cant remember if .wav's are a set br or not. I think they probably are so no matter what the source mp3's BR is..the wav you make from it will still be about the same size. Correct me if im wrong.

[rumin8]

Almost every burning program will let you drop MP3's into it's "AudioCD" mode. This converts your mp3s to WAV files and gives you a maximum CD length of 80 minutes.

This isn't revolutionary by any means Also it's an extra step. Anything like NERO will let you convert on the fly as it burns.

[squeak9798]

Almost every burning program will let you drop MP3's into it's "AudioCD" mode. This converts your mp3s to WAV files and gives you a maximum CD length of 80 minutes.

This isn't revolutionary by any means Also it's an extra step. Anything like NERO will let you convert on the fly as it burns.

I use Nero, and have always been able to just drop the MP3's onto the track list for an "Audio CD" and had it convert them to .wav for the session.

[krouchchocolate]

I use Nero, and have always been able to just drop the MP3's onto the track list for an "Audio CD" and had it convert them to .wav for the session.

same thing i do

[theCybe]

Almost every burning program will let you drop MP3's into it's "AudioCD" mode. This converts your mp3s to WAV files and gives you a maximum CD length of 80 minutes.

This isn't revolutionary by any means Also it's an extra step. Anything like NERO will let you convert on the fly as it burns.

^ word, noobs.

[desi_daru]

yup, and mp3s are wat are limited to the size on a cdr, wen ur burnin a reg cd (wav) it is limited by the length in minutes

[Eugenics]

i wasn't aware that not everyone already knew that. hhmph

[thai_creeper]

haha yea its easy to just burn mp3's as a regular cd