Which formart should i burn my music in so that I can put around 30 or 40 tracks on a single disc???

Answer 1

Either the player supports an MP3 disk, or you write up to 74 (or 80) minutes of music. There is no way you can burn a standard audio CD with more than that amount of time.

Answer 2

It's not just the format but also the bit rate at which you download the music to your computer for burning. Mp3 works best with this sort of thing, but you have to be care to have a DVD player, CD player, or portable CD player that works can decode mp3. If not, then this will never work. You want to rip your music onto your computer first. Make sure that you rip it at 192 bit rate or less. Standard CDs are at a 320 bit rate. This is great quality, as you can tell, but takes up a lot of space. You can easily fill up a 1Gb mp3 player with 5 albums at that rate. If you rip and burn from microsoft media player, which sometimes is easiest, all you have to do is go to "tools", then to "options", and finally to "rip music". There you will have the option to change the quality of the audio file. There you can change it to from 320 to 256 to 192 or 128. 128 is the lowest quality, but will give you the most space. 320 is the best quality, but will give you the least amount of space. I suggest making it 192 for decent quality and a lot of space. Then , after that, all you have to do is burn it to a CD-R in mp3 format. Most CD-R are 700 Mb long, which is plenty of space for 30 - 40 songs in this format and bit rate. Don't forget to have the proper equipment for playback. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

I know a special technique, if you have a DVD player that can play Cd's on then this is great, it can fit about 150 songs on..

All you do is burn a bunch of songs onto a data disk, an average CD is 700mb in size and and average song is 5mb in size, so just burn the songs and they will all play succesfully on a DVD player.. but make sure the DVD player supports Cd's, if not then it wont work. The CD you burn wont work on a CD Player either..

Its not good if you use a walkman or anything but if you just want to sit down and listen to music then it is the way to go

Answer 4

mp3 is a universal formal that you can burn in a cd but you can only played in mp3 enable Cd player.

Another format is Windows Media player, it is smaller than MP3 but you have to have a Win Media player decoder in your CD player

Or you can burn your songs in DVD but i haven't tried that yet.

Answer 5

MP3 works well and is recognized by the most players I think.

Answer 6

mp3

Answer 7

compress format.

Answer 8

binary