Sorry folks, I've done the search thing but I can't find the answer I need. I have a bunch of MP3s on my Mac and I want to burn them onto a CD so that it will play in my car or a regular CD player. You know, just like you bought it from Wal-Mart in the sealed case? With all the track numbers/space-in-between etc? I have Audacity (someone sez I should be able to do it, but I can't figure it out). I also have a program called BurnX Free that is supposed to be able to do this. I cannot figure it out. Can anyone help me? Thanks.
creating ACTUAL cd's from MP3s
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If the MP3s are on your computer then the easiest way to do it is with iTunes. Just create a playlist with all the songs you want and then press the Burn Disc button at the bottom.
I also create audio CDs with Toast but it doesn't sound like you have it. I thought I was the only person that doesn't have a MP3 player aux port in their car stereo.
It's the only reason why I still create audio CDs.
I also create audio CDs with Toast but it doesn't sound like you have it. I thought I was the only person that doesn't have a MP3 player aux port in their car stereo.
It's the only reason why I still create audio CDs.
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Drag the MP3s into iTunes, create a new playlist from them, insert a blank CD and hit burn. Done.
How to burn an audio CD in iTunes
How to burn an audio CD in iTunes
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