If your device doesn't support this audio format, then you will need to convert your MP3 music to audio CD format (CDA). The MP3 audio format is a common audio format.īecause of their relatively small file size, you can burn many MP3 files to a single CD.īut not all CD players and car stereos can play MP3 files. You will be able to play this CD on any CD player or car stereo. This tutorial will show you step by step how to burn MP3 files to an Audio CD in Windows 10.
If might be a good thing to post a step-by-step procedure to make backup copies of audio CDs to make it easier for newbies.Windows Android Linux Gaming Internet How to burn MP3 to an Audio CD in Windows 10 (4 easy ways) Just thought a new user's experience might be helpful. My main reason for using ImgBurn is to burn DVDs (with verify!) and it's done that superbly so far. I just found this thread and it appears that making a backup copy of an audio CD is not that easy.īelieve me, I'm not complaining.
I searched Cynthia's how to use ImgBurn but did not find what I needed. I just spent about 3 hours googling and have not found a step-by-step procedure on how to use ImgBurn to copy an audio CD. Got a successfully completed but the CD wouldn't play and it looks to be still blank. Then I found that the ImgBurnTemp.bin file was 634,691 KB in size so it does contain data.
I have not found how to create it properly yet so ImgBurn doesn't have to do it for me "this time". I only made one attempt and found it's not so easy using ImgBurn.įirst it said I was trying to create an ISO file but shouldn't and ImgBurn would create the proper files for me "this time". I wanted to make a backup copy of an audio CD (not mp3) to use in our car. Thought I'd share a first impression of using ImgBurn to make a backup copy of an audio CD.īear in mind that I've not fully researched this yet and this is just a first impression as a FYI.
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