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peter richards

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hi guys , now ive changed my double din for a pioneer m77mp, ive no longer got a tape facility.

im not one to listen to a whole album at a time so i tend to make tapes of all my fav tracks .

how do i do this on a cd , is there a machine out there that does cd to cd .or have i to use the pc , remember total numpty when it comes to doing anything on a pc .

thanks in advance peter :shrug: :shrug:

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PC is the only way to go as long as you have a cd burner.

 

Archive the tracks from your cd to your pc using media player and then create a music cd through Nero where you can pick and chose which tracks and in what order. I would say download mp3's from P2P sites but obviously thats illegal and hence i would never advise such a thing :eyebrows:

 

Its such an easy process but if you get stuck run Nero wizard and it more or less does it for you.

 

Enjoy

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Like MaveriK says, try Nero.

I also recommend you try iTunes mate ;)

 

Download iTunes.

Download all your CDs onto your PC

Make a playlist of your fav songs (upto 200 should fit onto a CD as MP3)

Pop-in a black CD and BURN the playlist.

 

Your new headunit plays MP3s mate.

 

Since discovering the benefits of MP3 files I havn't played any CDs

Even installed an iPod last weekend ;)

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thanks guys , ill try the nero and see how i get on .

ed is there any sound quality loss with mp3

 

yes, you have different quality settings, 128kbps, 192kbps,256kbps, 320kbps.

 

the higher the number the better the quality but this also means bigger file size (still much smaller than the original though).

 

Personally i wouldnt go below 192, i generally use 320 but give it a go.

 

I would go the iTunes route if i were you.

 

http://www.apple.com/itunes/

 

download it free from apple. you can change the quality settings in the iTunes Preferences under Import.

 

If you need any help once you have downloaded iTunes, PM me.

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yes, you have different quality settings, 128kbps, 192kbps,256kbps, 320kbps.

 

the higher the number the better the quality but this also means bigger file size (still much smaller than the original though).

 

Personally i wouldnt go below 192, i generally use 320 but give it a go.

 

I would go the iTunes route if i were you.

 

http://www.apple.com/itunes/

 

download it free from apple. you can change the quality settings in the iTunes Preferences under Import.

 

If you need any help once you have downloaded iTunes, PM me.

 

Cool.

Didn’t know you could change the quality settings.

 

Is that importing from CD to harddrive or exporting to iPod/burning CDs?

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Cool.

Didn’t know you could change the quality settings.

 

Is that importing from CD to harddrive or exporting to iPod/burning CDs?

 

Its what quality it imports it to your HardDrive from the CD.

 

The higher the better but as i said before, the bigger the file size.

 

An average 4 minute track uncompressed would be about 40Mb, where as an MP3 at 320kbps is only 10mb but at 192kpbs would be between 5-6Mb.

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