Burning Audio to CD???

by Nightengale

Posted: 13 years ago 8 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Hi all!

I recorded a call via Audio Acrobat and now I need to burn it to CD. The file is an MP3 format, but as I understand it, it won't play in a car CD player or boom box CD player if I burn the MP3 file to the CD.

What file format do I need to convert it to to make sure it plays on CD players (not just a computer)? I have Sony Sound Forge to do the converting. I'm not very techie and have done a search online, but I'm not finding the info.

Anyone know??? I'd really appreciate the help!

Thanks,
Michelle

#audio #burning

Targeted Traffic 13 years ago

Hi Michelle
Try if this works for you... How To: Burn AudioAcrobat Recordings to CD « AudioAcrobat Weblog
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- Nightengale 13 years ago
  
  Thanks so much! I appreciate it. I'll try it.
  
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  mounds 13 years ago
  
  I'd just use iTunes or Nero.
  
  If you use Nero, it will prompt you to burn a Data CD or Audio. Choose Audio, add your file, and you're off to the races.
  
  If you choose Data, you get the CD with an MP3 on it.
  
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spearce000 13 years ago

Another vote for Nero!

You can get a free trial version here Nero - Free Trial Version - Nero 11 (not an affiliate link)
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Yaros 13 years ago

Nero is the most simple and easy way to convert mp3 into audio file!
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Mizzy Princess 13 years ago

Nero is very common for burning audio/movie to CD. It is very easy to use.
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- JohnMcCabe 13 years ago
  
  Another Nero user chiming in...
  
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  Nightengale 12 years ago
  
  Thanks for your suggestions everyone!
  
  I already have Sony Sound Forge, so I'm not willing to buy another program. BUT Targeted Traffic's suggestion of using iTunes worked. Thanks so much! That's what I wanted: a simple, "Do it now!" solution.
  
  I played the CD all the way through just to make sure it burned fine, and it did. My only complaint is that when I popped it into the CD player, it took about 15 seconds (a LONG time!) before it found the track. It kept scanning, trying to find it before it started to play. I actually intend to have it duplicated and shipped by Speaker Fulfillment Services on a regular basis, but this got it out quick when I needed it.
  
  Thanks for your help!
  
  Michelle
  
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