How do i convert an MP3 song to CD-R format?

by Joi

My car Stereo plays only CD-R format, legal CD’s that you buy from supplies no MP3 now i have a huge collection of MP3 that i need to convert to the format the system plays – which software is the best to do that – I downloaded itunes and its charitable me option to convert it to AAC format, what is that?

Is there any excellent software that i can use? Pls help…

Answer by nighthawk_842003
I judge a normal CD is in a .wav format but I don’t reckon there is a free program that will convert.

Answer by game
download power mp3 wma converter

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This is part of the bottom of the circuit board in my car stereo. Persons wonderful engineers at JVC were nice enough to mark all the pins on the board. It’s hard to read in this picture, but about the middle you can see a couple of grounds and a left and right direct. Cha-ching!

I tried to click and drag my mp3 files from a dvd-r to my computer and it only gives me a shortcut. The actual file doesnt copy to my computer. Does any person know how to do this correctly or is there a program I need that will enable me to copy my files from a dvd-r to a computer. Someone help me please

Answer by spock!
with itunes you can transfer them honest to your library

Answer by Lake
Weird — I do this all the time and it works like a charm.

I don’t know what you mean by “click and drag” though so that might be wherein the conundrum lies.

Open the folder on the C drive where you want to place the files from the data disc. Then obviously insert the disc and when auto-play opens, choose “open folder to view the files.”

When that window open, drag (without clicking) from there to the folder on your hard drive where you want to place them and then drop.

If that doesn’t work, the only business I can reckon of is that the disc is somehow hurt or the session wasn’t closed out properly when the disc was made.

Okay, rereading your question the only additional business that occurs to me is this: does the shortcut comment mean that you’re trying to place the files on the desktop? Place them in a folder as per the previous steps and it should work.

If you’ve ever done this from a flash drive, external hard drive or memory card, it’s the same process. Hope this helps.

Answer by Donal
You may try this all-in-one DVD Ripper, it can help you extract audio track from DVD to MP3 or WMA audio file, my friends recommend it to me, it’s simple to use and works pretty well for me, I reckon it deserves for a try.

http://www.best-dvd-ripper.com/dvd-ripper-wondershare.html

And here is a step by step guide about how to use it

http://www.freedvdripper.net/guides/rip-dvd-copy-dvd-converter-dvd-edit-dvd.html

Hope it helps. Contact me if you have any additional question

Answer by Jonna
Most commercially produced DVDs are always protected with region coding, CSS and additional artificial restrictions.Manufacturers use css keys to protect the disc's content from life duplicated by unauthorized parties.That’ why you cannot click and drag your dvd-r to pc.I recommend u to use the tool of DVD Copy.It may maybe bypass copyright protection automatically and copy all DVDs from D9 to D5, D5 to D9, D5 to D5 and D9 to D9 with 1:1 ratio.
For more info and free download from http://dvd-creator.org/dvd-copy/index.html

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