A regular (audio) cd can be played on any cd player, but an MP3 cd can not. An MP3 cd contains up to a few hundreds MP3 songs just like your hard drive inside your computer does. In order to play an MP3 cd, you'll need a cd/dvd player that can read MP3 disks, and since your car can play MP3 cds, then enjoy!
2007-01-03 19:06:59
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answered by who? 1
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An MP3 CD is basically a CD-ROM with MP3s on it.
A regular CD only holds about 75 minutes of music. An MP3 CD can hold up to 16 hours of music. There's your advantage.
An MP3 CD player is a nice feature in a car - if you make MP3 CDs, you don't have to switch CDs anywhere near as often.
2007-01-03 19:37:51
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answered by zipboing 3
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a regular cd depending on what album has a max of what 15 tracks??? if it is your own mix maybe 18??? Well if your car is capable of playing an "Mp3 Cd" go for it...
First you need to have "Mp3s" on your computer, and CD-R blank media that usually is 700MB.
Once you have that, you need a burning client, like Nero, Ashampoo Burning Studio, or any other burning client that gives you the ability to burn "Data" cds or "Mp3 cds" you can play both in a car stereo that plays Mp3 Cds.....oh and the advantage well...lets say one mp3 on your CPU is 5MB then you would be able to fit 140 mp3s on an "Mp3 Cd"
So long story short
a Regular CD>>>>15 tracks
a Mp3 CD >>>>>>100+ tracks
:)
2007-01-03 18:13:00
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answered by elmarroafamado 2
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AN audio cd is the format of a pre-recorded cd you purchase interior the shop. once you burn an audio CD you upward thrust as much as 80 minutes of track on there and can play it in virtually any cd participant. An mp3 cd is surely a awareness cd that consists of merely mp3 information. you may get approximately seven hundred mb on a CD like this which quates to many, many extra congs than an audio cd. yet, and it is a great yet, maximum universal previous cd -eplayers won't play them. you pick a cd participant that specifically says it additionally performs mp3 cds...
2016-10-06 10:12:19
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answered by wiemer 4
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An Audio CD holds about 70mins worth of music, if you copy MP's onto a CD as Data Files you can fit 200-300 Songs on 1 CD versus 25 or so as Audio.
2007-01-03 17:56:34
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answered by Stan S 2
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