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I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask but you'll tell me if I
need to be somewhere else.
I have a cd with mp3s on it along with jpeps. I want to burn the mp3 to
another cd so I can listen to them over my boom box. they fit along
with oter files on the original cd. 402mb. when I try to burn them to
another cd only about one sixth of them will fit. What's going on? I
have tried this with WMP, Roxio, and CdBurnerXpPro all with the same
results.
I have also tried to copy them to the hard drive first. On the Original
cd and on the hard drive it states that there is a total of 402 mb. But
if I try to burn them to another cd I will need 9 cds.
Why are they growing?
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Hello,

You are probably trying to burn the MP3s on the CD using something like a
"burn as audio cd" feature. This will burn the MP3s as normal audio tracks
and not as a MP3 CD. Re-check yoru burn options on your CD burning program
and try again.

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"caver1" <lblarrabe@columbus.rr.com> wrote in message
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> I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask but you'll tell me if I
> need to be somewhere else.
> I have a cd with mp3s on it along with jpeps. I want to burn the mp3 to
> another cd so I can listen to them over my boom box. they fit along with
> oter files on the original cd. 402mb. when I try to burn them to another
> cd only about one sixth of them will fit. What's going on? I have tried
> this with WMP, Roxio, and CdBurnerXpPro all with the same results.
> I have also tried to copy them to the hard drive first. On the Original cd
> and on the hard drive it states that there is a total of 402 mb. But if I
> try to burn them to another cd I will need 9 cds.
> Why are they growing?


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I have tried burning them as non audio and my Boom box will not play
them. Every other mp3 that I have burned as audio has played

Anando [MS-MVP] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> You are probably trying to burn the MP3s on the CD using something like a
> "burn as audio cd" feature. This will burn the MP3s as normal audio tracks
> and not as a MP3 CD. Re-check yoru burn options on your CD burning program
> and try again.
>
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caver1 wrote:

> I have tried burning them as non audio and my Boom box will not play
> them. Every other mp3 that I have burned as audio has played
>
> Anando [MS-MVP] wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> You are probably trying to burn the MP3s on the CD using something like a
>> "burn as audio cd" feature. This will burn the MP3s as normal audio
>> tracks and not as a MP3 CD. Re-check yoru burn options on your CD burning
>> program and try again.
>>
<sigh>

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caver1 wrote:

> I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask but you'll tell me if I
> need to be somewhere else.
> I have a cd with mp3s on it along with jpeps. I want to burn the mp3 to
> another cd so I can listen to them over my boom box.

Does your "boom box" play MP3s or just regular audio cds?

> they fit along
> with oter files on the original cd. 402mb. when I try to burn them to
> another cd only about one sixth of them will fit. What's going on? I
> have tried this with WMP, Roxio, and CdBurnerXpPro all with the same
> results.
> I have also tried to copy them to the hard drive first. On the Original
> cd and on the hard drive it states that there is a total of 402 mb. But
> if I try to burn them to another cd I will need 9 cds.
> Why are they growing?

If you're trying to convert MP3s to audio cds then you'll need that many
cds. Audio cds use wav files as tracks which are uncompressed and
significantly larger in size than MP3s. If your "boom box" will play MP3s,
just copy them to a CD-R as MP3s, but don't try to make an audio cd.

Cheers.


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I am trying to burn them as mp3s. My boom box and stereo play mp3. This
is the first time that I have failed. I am not converting them. I have
also tried dragging and dropping them with the Sonic DLA(?) straight to
the cd burner with the same luck. If I try burning them as anything the
sound as if I was lacing a DVD in the CD player.

NoStop wrote:
> caver1 wrote:
>
>> I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask but you'll tell me if I
>> need to be somewhere else.
>> I have a cd with mp3s on it along with jpeps. I want to burn the mp3 to
>> another cd so I can listen to them over my boom box.
>
> Does your "boom box" play MP3s or just regular audio cds?
>
>> they fit along
>> with oter files on the original cd. 402mb. when I try to burn them to
>> another cd only about one sixth of them will fit. What's going on? I
>> have tried this with WMP, Roxio, and CdBurnerXpPro all with the same
>> results.
>> I have also tried to copy them to the hard drive first. On the Original
>> cd and on the hard drive it states that there is a total of 402 mb. But
>> if I try to burn them to another cd I will need 9 cds.
>> Why are they growing?
>
> If you're trying to convert MP3s to audio cds then you'll need that many
> cds. Audio cds use wav files as tracks which are uncompressed and
> significantly larger in size than MP3s. If your "boom box" will play MP3s,
> just copy them to a CD-R as MP3s, but don't try to make an audio cd.
>
> Cheers.
>
>
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