[pchelpers] Re: MP3 Posting Amendment!!
- From: " Billyus Eximius" <billy.e@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2004 16:31:50 +0100
I think there is some confusion here Deb. MP3 cannot be played on a regular
CDplayer, unless it has the added facility to do so, i.e. my Cd player in my
car has the ability to play audio, MP3, CDR, and CDRW. My Audio centre in
the house can only play audio, but will play CDR and CDRW but not MP3.
Now then, if you open Nero or Roxio and then go to create CD, it will ask
you if you want to create a Data or Audio CD. So then if you tell it to
create an Audio CD, and load stored MP3 files from you PC into the Nero or
Roxio record window, what comes our on your newly created CDR is Audio files
that can be listened to on you home audio system.
Does this make it any more clear?
Billy
----- Original Message -----
From: "Deb Pfingsten" <debpf@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 4:13 PM
Subject: [pchelpers] Re: MP3 Posting Amendment!!
> Well, I'm not having success with my efforts. (Using Nero to read the
files
> for burning.) Am I missing
>
> If MP3's can be played on a regular CD player, then why are there CD/MP3
> players sold (I'm talking about personal players.)
> So far I haven't found a regular CD player that WILL play MP3's ... so
this
> is how I test whether the CD I've burned can be heard by others who do not
> have an MP3 player.
> Me thinks there is more to the mystery than I can comprehend at this time.
> Evidently UK is way ahead of what's offered to us little folks on the
buying
> end in the U.S.
> I have a "subscription" to a couple magazines. I switched my subscription
> from cassette to CD/MP3 after purchasing a player compatible with that.
>
> My husband used an MP3 recorder. When downloading to his computer, the
> program automatically put them in as wav files. HUGE. So then we used a
free
> trial of something to convert them to something smaller that would fit on
a
> CD. It's been a real headache.
>
> NOW someone else has requested to listen to the CDs. Because they are in
MP3
> format their CD player will not produce any talking.
>
> I'm tired. Isn't there an easy way through all this?
>
> Deb Pf
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