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_Allan_

 posted on 25th Oct 06 at 17:11

quote:
Originally posted by drunkenfool
If you want to get the tunes off CD's that you currently own and convert them to mp3 format then I recommend a program called Cdex, very easy to use and does exactly what it says on the tin :lol:


Or just use media player, it will rip to MP3 and burn MP3 CD's :)


drunkenfool

 posted on 25th Oct 06 at 16:51

If you want to get the tunes off CD's that you currently own and convert them to mp3 format then I recommend a program called Cdex, very easy to use and does exactly what it says on the tin :lol:


ssj_kakarot

 posted on 25th Oct 06 at 14:27

tbf the windows way is probs easier click on the blank cd and put files into it lol

[Edited on 25-10-2006 by ssj_kakarot]


abdus

 posted on 25th Oct 06 at 14:22

use nero. very easy


AndyKent

 posted on 25th Oct 06 at 14:16

quote:
Originally posted by ShEp
it is mp3, it cost £350 so it fuckin better be, :lol:


:lol: I'd hope so then!

I suppose that other way would work - not tried that cos I have nero which works great :thumbs: get a copy of that if you can, soooo much better!


Melville

 posted on 25th Oct 06 at 14:16

Oh and then click burn these files to the CD (or something like that)


Melville

 posted on 25th Oct 06 at 14:16

Yeah you can do it through Windows via the above method or....

Go to my comp and double click the drive that the blank CD is in, normally D. You will have a blank window and all you need to do is copy and paste mp3s into there.


ssj_kakarot

 posted on 25th Oct 06 at 14:08

just stick a cd in your writer and when windows pops up saying "what do you want to do with this cd" choose the "open writable folder" (or whatever it says something like that) just drag the mp3s into the cd file and burn them.

easiest way to do it, dont need a special program or anything, of course if you have nero or something use that instead.


ShEp

 posted on 25th Oct 06 at 14:05

it is mp3, it cost £350 so it fuckin better be, :lol:


AndyKent

 posted on 25th Oct 06 at 13:53

I think you need a burning program like Nero or similar which a specific MP3 option (maybe!)

You also need to make sure the radio is defo MP3 - I went to all the trouble and then realised that MP3 was only on the higher models :lol:


ShEp

 posted on 25th Oct 06 at 13:47

right i want to make a cd on my pc where i can put 100's of songs onto 1 disc as my car cd played is mp3 and all the other stuff but i never actually figured out how to do it as i dont often make cd's

it would save me a lot of glovebox space to chuck a load of them on a couple of cd's :D

any help much appreciated