RE: Recording directly from MP3 to standard audio CD format (without the need to convert) ImTOO CD Ripper was just posted in Tuesday's newsletter. You can also use ImTOO CD Ripper to convert MP3 to WAV (and many, many more formats). I believe WinAMP can do this with a plugin (I'm not sure what the plugin is called because it's been so long since I used it). If your CD burning application does not support this feature you will need to use an MP3 to WAV converter. For example: you will be able to fit only 74 minutes worth of audio (or roughly 800 megabytes of WAV files once they have been converted over from MP3 format).
Note that you won't be able to fit as many songs on a standard audio CD (compared to an MP3 CD) because standard audio CDs use a much lower compression ratio. To convert MP3s to a standard audio CD format, you need to change each of the MP3 files to WAV format and then burn them using your favorite CD burning program. If you don't have a "line in" on your radio, you'll need to convert your MP3s to standard audio CD format and then record them from your radio to the cassette. RE: Converting MP3 Audio to Standard Audio CD format (and then to the Cassette) The cable should look like an ear-phone jack cable on one end (which plugs into the computer) and two RCA cables on the other (where it plugs into the radio). This type of cable should be available at your local electronics store to ensure that you get the correct cable, tell the store representative what you're trying to do. If your radio supports "line in" you can simply plug your radio to the computer (speakers out / line out) using a special Y-cable converter and record it that way. RE: Recording directly from the Computer to the Stereo The store-bought CDs you have are in another media format, which is why you are able to convert them directly to cassette using your radio.
CASSETTE TO MP3 CONVERTER RADIO SHACK PORTABLE
Not all CD players can play MP3 music files, which is why your portable radio won't play the MP3 disc you made. I am desperately trying to find a way to transfer my MP3s on CD to cassette so I can play them in my car stereo. I have used store-bought audio CDs and converted them with my radio without any problem in the past. I normally use my portable radio (which also has a CD player) to record my audio CDs directly to cassette, but for whatever reason, it will not play my MP3 CD that I made. I want to convert this MP3 CD to cassette for my car stereo, as my car does not have a CD player.
I have created an audio CD of all my favorite songs on 1 disc in MP3 format.
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