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Mp3 to
CD | Wav to
CD
Once again, we will be using Exact
Audio Copy in this tutorial. If it's not installed on your computer
yet, please click the above link, install it then follow the rest of
this tutorial.
Open Exact Audio Copy (EAC).
In the Tools menu, click on Write CD-R (or hit
alt+w on your keyboard)
Insert a blank CD-R in your cd/dvd writer.
Now select your cd-r drive if you have more than one, and click on
Options as shown below.
Click on Detect Write Features. The following screen will appear.
It may eject your CD up to 3 times. Each time, close the cd/dvd drive
and the test will continue until completion. Do not click on cancel at
any time.

Now, to start adding songs to your CD, open the Layout menu
and select Append Files as New Tracks (Index 1).
Browse your hard disk and select the songs (wav or mp3 is fine) that
you want to include to your audio CD. Repeat this step as often as needed
until you have all songs ready.
Then open the CD-R menu and click on Write CD. Leaving the write
options as is should work fine. Click on Make It So to start
your mp3 to cd conversion.
Just be patient and wait until it's over. Even when EAC reports an
error, your audio CD should play just fine. It's time to test your newly
burnt audio CD! Eject it from your computer and go play it in any CD
player.
other mp3 help topics:
glossary - what
is mp3 - legal mp3 download
- streaming radio - audio
formats - listen to mp3s - connect
computer to stereo - cd to mp3
makers - mp3 bitrate - cda
to mp3 - wav to mp3 - mp3
to wav - mp3 to cd - id3
tag - normalize
mp3 - problems
or main mp3 helper page
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