how do i take mp3 of my computer and put them on to disc but keep them in mp3 format?

Question

do i need a specific program if so is there a free one

Answer 1

Burn the disk as a "data files" disk, not an audio disk and it will move them without converting them. If you are using XP, you can simple open a My Computer window were you can see the blank CD, and drag and drop the MP3s on to it.

Answer 2

You can burn it to a CD as a file, not as music. If you have a burner on your computer you most likely have a burning program. If you run windows XP that has a burning program built into it. A good place to look for any kind of programs is www.dowload.com. You can find free software & trial software

Answer 3

well i think real player gives u an option of creating an mp3 cd, or u could use nero, it also creates mp3 cd's.
usually i just copy and paste all the songs in the cd directory,and when ive got everything i needed i just write the files to the cd.
it should work

Answer 4

well if you have bero burning rom you can click on the music sections and there will be different formats for you to choose from and the burn mp3 disc option should be avaliable well at least i know that it is ofered on mine.....hope that helps

Answer 5

NERO is free to try, or WMP just make an MP3 disc.

Answer 6

just burn them straight onto the disc as data files, that doesnt reformat them. or you could drag and drop them as you would for any other file, but you need something like incd for that, but i think either xp comes with that or your burning software should have it.

Answer 7

as long as you have a cd rw then u can use xp to do it ..... if the files are in "my music" folder just click on the music files and on the left hand side it will say copy to audio cd ...

Answer 8

http://www.mp3surgeon.co.uk/ brilliant little free program, ideal for what you want...also finds all track names

Answer 9

Tanga ka! :-)