questions about MP3's

NeVeR · 15-04-2004 09:42PM #1

I have about 10 Comedy clips that i got and i want to put them all on 1 CD

and the cd is 800MB's . Now each Comedy clip is about 50MB long But when i try to add them to the CD using NERO it will only let me put 1 on, Even tho they are only 50MB long the time on each one is about 60 Minutes. and i know each CDR will only hold from 74-80 min of Audio.

But is there a way to put all the MP3's in MP3 format on 1 CD? and be able to play it on an MP3 player?

If so how do i do it in NERO? do i burn the MP3s as data and not as audio ?

Rabies · 15-04-2004 09:44PM

ya, burn as data not as audio. that should solve the prob.

NeVeR · 15-04-2004 09:47PM

thanks i'll give it a go.

Rabies · 15-04-2004 09:49PM

it will only play on a pc unless the CD player you want to use it in can play mp3 format.

Col_Loki · 15-04-2004 10:14PM

doesent nero have an MP3 cd creator? Make an mp3 disc? Thought that was based on the size of the data , but the audio is based on 80mins

ffis · 15-04-2004 11:55PM

Just curious but what's the difference between a nero "mp3" cd and a data disk with mp3's on it? I've never had an mp3 playing cd and always assumed they'd simply read data disks full of mp3's burnt straight onto them.

Col_Loki · 16-04-2004 12:12AM

Yea id like to know this myself, but its an option in nero along with data disk......

Mutant_Fruit · 16-04-2004 12:23AM

I think a Nero MP3 cd just checks the mp3's before hand to make sure they are mp3's. Theres nothing special written to the disc as far as i know.

Oriel · 16-04-2004 11:26PM

When you burn an "audio" CD from mp3s in Nero, it converts all the files to a .wav file so that normal CD players will be able to read it.
When you burn a "data" CD, Nero just copies the mp3s directly to the disk. You'll need a computer or a mp3-readable CD player to read this type.

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