How to convert a cd to mp3 format on windows media player.?

[Nick G]

I have the newest verison on Windows Media Player (10 or 11). I ripped about 150 of my own cd's to the Library in MP3 formmat at 128kps. I have brand new blank Memorex CD-R (52X 700MB 80 Min). I would like to know how to burn as many tracks as possible onto these cd's so I can play them in my cars cd player (It's a Pioneer and is MP3/WVA/AAC compatible). I tried burning one cd using the data disc option and it would not play in my car.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thank You

Take Care,
-Nick

[sonyack]

The data disc only burned the music as files - you can put it in the computer's cd rom, open it to display files and play each one, for example. But to burn your files so that the cd acts like one you bought somewhere, you have to choose "audio" cd from some burning software. So google cd or dvd burners, look them over to see if they have that option, and download and install one. Or just check your own burning software for the option to burn an audio disc.

[Nishant]

try the windows cd writing wizard.
but the thing is that pioneer music players are not designed to support pirated or writable discs.actually these music players doesn't support .avi formats.you may be getting the same problem.