""If you use a program to create an audio CD from mp3s, you will lose the benefits of the compressed mp3 data format, and will only be able to fit a normal number of tracks on a CD. Normal CDs can only fit a certain number of minutes of audio on a single disc, as they store audio in uncompressed format.
To store a large number of mp3 tracks ona CD, you need to burn the CD as an "mp3 CD" or a "Data CD" (depending on the program you are using). This keeps the mp3 files in their compressed data-file format, rather than expanding them into audio files. I can normally get 150-170 mp3 files on a single CD-R, depending on the quality of the mp3 files (higher quality mp3 files take up more space, and therefore fewer canbe fit on a CD)." this was written as a response to a question "shouldnt i be able to fit more then 18 songs
What programs can i save a cd like this with, that is free preferably.
2007-11-28
07:46:52
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JohnnyC
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