Can I create an audio CD with multiple albums on it?

Question

I have recorded the audio from four cassettes, and I am wondering if I can burn a single CD so that there are four "albums" on it, one for each cassette. My stereo doesn't play MP3, so that's not an option. Just wondering if that was possible.

OK, well I'm basically wanting to have this audio CD work just like four separate CDs would -- as in, that each cassette will have its own "Track 1", "Track 2", etc... that will show up as such. When the CD player advances from the last song of the first cassette, the numbers should start over with "Track 1" of the second cassette. Thanks for trying to help.

Answer 1

You can combine up to 80 minutes of music. Most albums are 40 to 60 minutes. You will not be able to get all of your four cassettes on one audio CD.

You also want the track numbers to count based upon the start of each new album, but that is not possible. Audio CDs use CDA files and they are simply counted in the order that they exist on the disk. You cannot control that count.

If you get a CD player that has a display and plays MP3s, you can edit the media tag and it will show the song and the artist as each song plays.

Take care,
Troy

Answer 2

If you're talking about "abums" in Windows Media Player, I don't think so. It seems to track which songs come from which CDs. You can add songs from the same CD ten years later and it will still be in the same album because the CD has the same identification number.

Answer 3

Yes you can put whatever you want on it as long as there is enough space.
If you are asking about burning and adding songs on only one cd then you can't do that

You could also go to radioshack and get the connector for your stereo which is usually located in the back and says "auxilary"

Answer 4

um get a blank cd that can hold alot of songsa on it and if u have itunes u can burn them there