Tip! Use CD-R and not CD-RW, because not all CD players can play rewritable CDs properly. You can find this tutorial also here: www.easytechguides.com/burn-a-mp3-cd-in-windows.html and more ways for burning a MP3 CD here: www.easytechguides.com/burn-a-mp3-cd.html
If you are burning multiple different files across multiple CDs you might need to click on the CD drive in your explorer directory and delete the previous files from the drive folder. It keeps the previous files and when you try to burn the new files, it tells you that the CD capacity is not big enough because it's trying to burn the previous files together with your new files.
i need help, i don't get this window 1:07 where you can choose between "like a usb flash drive" and "with a cd/dvd player", how do i change it manually?
It doesn't have to be a special CD for cars (CD-R or CD+R). There are CD-players who have problems reading RW CDs. Can the CD-player of your car read and play Mp3 audio?
what are u using to convert the songs with, all my songs went into media player which is all goofed up,it wont show the minutes of the songs,can i burn with using the windows media player ?
We're in 2019 with Windows 10 and Microsoft still hasn't been able to figure how to make this simple task less complicated! Can't believe 3rd party freeware do a much better/easier job! Thumbs down for Micros**t !!!
yep why the choice of Like USB or CD/DVD? And why do you have to click manage and finish burning? You should be able to copy and paste onto the CD drive and it should have a pop up that asks "Would you like to burn these files to disc now? That's it! Done.
Yeah i have the same issue, i have a cd-r and it wont work, think it didnt work then cause it was the staples brand , tried a friends blank cd-r and it worked fine
Nick Bishop don't drag and drop. Simply open windows media player and use the burn feature there. Much easier and you can arrange the tracks in whatever order you want!
If you want to burn MP3 files to a CD that can play on any CD player, then you will need to follow the instructions in this video here: th-cam.com/video/HijGj3cbgAI/w-d-xo.html
Yes. There's a limit. Most CDs have 750MB or 800MB capacity, so you must know how much MB all of your songs combined are. You can do this by placing all Mp3 songs (you want to burn to your disc) in a folder, then right-click on the folder and choose "Properties", and at "Size on disk" you can view how much MB all of your songs combined are.
Anybody know if you can burn Mp3 format music on to a DVD? The DVD has a much larger capacity, therefore, you can put more music on it. And will it play on any device that supports Mp3?
Tip! Use CD-R and not CD-RW, because not all CD players can play rewritable CDs properly. You can find this tutorial also here: www.easytechguides.com/burn-a-mp3-cd-in-windows.html and more ways for burning a MP3 CD here: www.easytechguides.com/burn-a-mp3-cd.html
Great, simple, straightforward advice. Took longer to watch the video than to do it!
Excellent job and many thanks!
This is the best tutorial I have ever watched. So easy my grandmother could do it. And she's dead.
okay then....
wow. never thought that would work but it did. thank you for that toutorial. now I can listen to all of my favorite music in my car. 😉
You're welcome and thank you for your comment
@@easytechguides what blank CD can i use to listen to 6hr music?
If you are burning multiple different files across multiple CDs you might need to click on the CD drive in your explorer directory and delete the previous files from the drive folder. It keeps the previous files and when you try to burn the new files, it tells you that the CD capacity is not big enough because it's trying to burn the previous files together with your new files.
I used PC from 1996. (First PC Amiga 1200), but Windows from 2002. and never use this Windows option! Thank you!
Thank you so much. It really worked!
i need help, i don't get this window 1:07 where you can choose between "like a usb flash drive" and "with a cd/dvd player", how do i change it manually?
Will this work with A 300 to 400 cd changer from 2007?
I go to manage and finish burning and it asks me the name fo the disc click finish
AND NOTHING HAPPENS???
simple and easy to follow video well done
Thanks for the nice comment
Thanks! i Just got my playlist done :) 👍
You're welcome. Enjoy your new Mp3 CD :-)
does it work in the car?
It did not work in the car for me D: but it must be a special cd for cars to work.
It doesn't have to be a special CD for cars (CD-R or CD+R). There are CD-players who have problems reading RW CDs. Can the CD-player of your car read and play Mp3 audio?
If the CD-player of your car supports the Mp3 audio format
1:07 it doenst show that
what are u using to convert the songs with, all my songs went into media player which is all goofed up,it wont show the minutes of the songs,can i burn with using the windows media player ?
Works thanks! much appreciate it!!
Boy..manage? Hell, why make it so complicated compared to xp?
tried it again but it burnt data and will not work in cd player, what did i do wrong ?
Method Man & Empire of the sun? My kinda guy!
thabks man i really like ur video in my chevy there is only cd player so thanks now i don,t have to purchase anotherone
We're in 2019 with Windows 10 and Microsoft still hasn't been able to figure how to make this simple task less complicated! Can't believe 3rd party freeware do a much better/easier job! Thumbs down for Micros**t !!!
yep why the choice of Like USB or CD/DVD? And why do you have to click manage and finish burning? You should be able to copy and paste onto the CD drive and it should have a pop up that asks "Would you like to burn these files to disc now? That's it! Done.
It still sent it to Windows Media Player to burn and that's what keeps failing to burn certain tracks.
Nvm solved
Just remember to send direct to software playlist
i did that but it wont work in my car MP3 player, but it works on computer by opening the folder and clicking on the tracks
Are you sure you are not using a DVD-R instead of a CD-R?
Yeah i have the same issue, i have a cd-r and it wont work, think it didnt work then cause it was the staples brand , tried a friends blank cd-r and it worked fine
Nick Bishop don't drag and drop. Simply open windows media player and use the burn feature there. Much easier and you can arrange the tracks in whatever order you want!
PhantoM That might not work either because media player may not display the folder your music is on.
Many car CD players can't open folders so I suggest all music in a single root directory
Many Thanks
Hi it actually brings me to the windows media player and idk if i should start burning the songs there too or not
How do you make the music file?
I needed help. In this process the burn mp3 in CD can play in CD player ?????
If you want to burn MP3 files to a CD that can play on any CD player, then you will need to follow the instructions in this video here: th-cam.com/video/HijGj3cbgAI/w-d-xo.html
It's not mp3 just audio cd which supports nothing above some 20 songs(each 4 or 5 min)
Computer says it can't burn to the current disc even though it has a new cd-r.
well i saw on my car's player wrote mp3, but it didn't work? why is that?
thanks for idea
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Will this method work on my car's music player?
If your car stereo supports the MP3 audio format, then this method will definitely work. Also don't use a CD-RW, but use a CD-R.
@@easytechguides My Dad use a CD-RW and Works good
and this can play in another system?
This MP3 CD can only be played on computers and on CD/DVD players that support the MP3 audio format.
how many songs can i add to the CD? is there a limit?
Yes. There's a limit. Most CDs have 750MB or 800MB capacity, so you must know how much MB all of your songs combined are. You can do this by placing all Mp3 songs (you want to burn to your disc) in a folder, then right-click on the folder and choose "Properties", and at "Size on disk" you can view how much MB all of your songs combined are.
thanks you
You're welcome
Anybody know if you can burn Mp3 format music on to a DVD? The DVD has a much larger capacity, therefore, you can put more music on it. And will it play on any device that supports Mp3?
You can burn MP3 files to a DVD. The steps work the same as the steps in this video. But this DVD can only play on DVD-players.
you have to use a cdr dvd won't play on any cd player...!!
thanks
You're welcome
Thanks!
thanks bro its works :)
it says choose speed
If it asks you to choose a speed, then choose a speed.
Thanks alot, Friend!
How do i download music?
Look up a tutorial on torrenting music and make sure to invest in a good VPN.
Can I add more musics later on the same CD ?
No
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Mukta
you mentioned CD a d you burned them into DVD !!!! scam information
Doesn't matter what I used in this video. The steps are exactly the same. So it's not "scam information" like you said.