Finally have a cd rw, and easy cd creator is the program, and it will not copy or write any of the mp3 files that I have on my hd. keeps on saying they have to be wav to be written. renaming the mp3 to wav does not work, and i seem to be unable to get it converted with win media or anything else. any ideas or experiences you may have had along these lines (helpful, hopefully) [img]smile.gif[/img] would be greatly appreciated. 'zanks! :confused:

and a place for my mummy, he seems to have been left behind somewhere as well, geeeeezzze, everything computer is going wrong today. [img]graemlins/crying.gif[/img]

[ 09-22-2002, 08:48 AM: Message edited by: J.J. ]

What version of Easy CD creator are you running? I have no problem to make music CD´s from mp3s... Otherwise you can find a good converter here

You´re not trying to make an audio CD of a RW-CD are you? That won´t work...

[ 09-22-2002, 08:50 AM: Message edited by: WillowIX ]

thanx willow, i will check out the site. It appears i have shareware release v.-1.0, or something, tells me i have to buy the whole thing to get advanced features and all of the help topics they have. A friend did it for me while i was preoccupied with amanda, and I did not really follow along, or would have asked about the 'lite' version. thanx again, off to check.

hmm to my knowlegde every new burning utility automatically converts mp3/wma to wav ... get Nero or Win on CD ... I use them all the time for audio!@

Nonsense .. ofcourse that will work .. the playing of an RW-CD is a different aspect but the burning shouldn't be a problem!@

Of course you can burn it! But what´s the use of an audio CD you can´t play except on the computer? Then you can just keep them as MP3s...

BTW J.J I can host your sig if you want. Just mail it to me. My email is on my profile [img]smile.gif[/img]

[ 09-22-2002, 10:10 AM: Message edited by: WillowIX ]

Well I don't know where u live .. but here in Europe u can buy DVD players that will play DVD/SVHS/CD/CDI/CD-rw's/MP3 cd's ... in short they will play anything.

So that shouldn't be a problem...the question is .. does he has one?@

Well you can convert them with Winamp

First make sure you don't have repeat selected

Then load in the mp3's you want to convert

Press the right mouse button on the main window of Winamp and select

Options>Preferences

Then in the preferences dialog select plugins and then output

You should see a list of plugins Winamp uses to play files.

If you select and doubleclick on the "DISKWRITER" plugin an dialogbox opens up and there you can selct which folder you want to save the Wav files into.

Then close the dialogbox and the preferences box and hit play.

you won't hear anything while it is converting the files.

When it's done go back to the plugin box and change it back to the original plugin ("WAVEOUT" in most cases).

Hope that helps, but there are also hundreds of converters out there [img]smile.gif[/img]

Of course you can burn it! But what´s the use of an audio CD you can´t play except on the computer? Then you can just keep them as MP3s...

BTW J.J I can host your sig if you want. Just mail it to me. My email is on my profile [img]smile.gif[/img] </font>[/QUOTE]The CD's I burn as audio cd's work on ALL current non cd-r's as well as normal CAR stereos and home theaters.

Now if you have a 7 year old CD player, yeah, sure, it won't work. [img]smile.gif[/img]

PS: J.J, email me the pic, I'll upload it to the server here for ya!

When I had my old burner, I had ECDC. Just search online for MP32WAV. Easy, simple and it takes up something like 3 mbs. Just make sure when you're done with the wavs to get rid of them cuz theyre MASSIVE!