[jetblk328i]

hey im not good with this kinda stuff at all...so i have a car that cannot read mp3 cds like my e90 so if i have normal mp3 files, what do i need to convert the mp3 file to a normal everyday cd file and have it work in the other car?

THanks!

[solefald]

it's actually not a good idea to convert mp3 (lossy) back to wav/aiff (lossless) format, because if the quality degradation,
but if you absolutely have to do that, just use your CD burning app to burn Audio CD instead of MP3 or Data disc.

iTunes can do it for you, and pretty much every other CD burning app should be able to.

[clark192]

yea, just to clarify if you use roxio, just select under the CD tab the audio CD. if you use itunes, then go edit->preferences->advanced->burning then change the CD type to audio cd. then make a cd as you usually do, just keep in mind the audio cds only take up to 20 songs, typically

[The_Blob]

It's a waste of time. Just upgrade it so it can play MP3s.

[Neema]

Originally Posted by solefald

it's actually not a good idea to convert mp3 (lossy) back to wav/aiff (lossless) format, because if the quality degradation,
but if you absolutely have to do that, just use your CD burning app to burn Audio CD instead of MP3 or Data disc.

iTunes can do it for you, and pretty much every other CD burning app should be able to.

+1.....it'd be like converting a tape into a DVD.....it just wont be the same

[SoYank]

Even converting from ACC to MP3 degrades the sound.