does anybody know how can make an mp3 file a normal file?

Question

I want to make a cd for a cd player which doesn't play mp3

Answer 1

use nero to burn an audio cd when you choose the mp3 files it will convert them to normal audio files that play in a cd player

Answer 2

If you are using WMP put the track on a disk then simply rip the music from the disk but change the format to WMA, or other format of your choice. Then burn it too your new CD. It should then play on anything.

If you are not using WMP see if your software has any options which let you choice what file format you store the music you have ripped as. If it does then do the same as for WMP.

I hope this helps

Answer 3

The simplest way is to just use Windows Media Player to write the file to the CD - it will convert it to an audio format suitable for the CD player.
Microsoft wrote their own guide: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/windowsmediaplayer/getstarted/burncd.mspx

There are other programs available but to get you started:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=burn+audio+cd&btnG=Google+Search

Answer 4

You desire a transcoding application, of which there are lots of. However, MP3 and WMA are each lossy codecs, and what was once misplaced within the construction are not able to be regained. The variations among encoding from the customary WAV or AIFF dossier into MP3 and into WMA can normally reason issues while transcoding among codecs. It's infrequent, however it is occurred.

Answer 5

Most of the "jukebox" programs will allow you to burn an "audio" CD. Most do it by default, i.e. iTunes.

Look through the properties of your jukebox program for burning a CD. Look for audio format.

Answer 6

If you use Nero, burn as an audio cd and will convert for you

Answer 7

download or install a converter.