Burning Mp3 Music files to cd in linux?

[Bob Elzer]

You also need to look at your radio and it's capabilities.
 
If it's an older model, it probably just plays Music CD's (they you have to
burn in the Music CD format)
 
If it's a newer model and even possibly has a usb connector, then you can
probably burn a data cd with all your songs (Lots more than a mucis CD)
 
You still have to read the docs on the radio, sometimes there is a limit to
how many file in a directory, and the filename size.
 
Hope this helps.
 

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Subject: Re: Burning Mp3 Music files to cd in linux?


On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 2:13 AM, Stu <wien33 at cox.net> wrote:



Hi Mike,
       As for the hardware, the drive itself, just about any will work, but
definitely READ THE BOX that it comes in! Some of the newer CD/DVD
drives come with a security feature built into them that limits how you
can burn disks. I've never bought one personally to try it out because
the mere mention of any sort of built-in DRM security scares me off, and
they have a bunch of them on sale at the Phoenix FRY's Electronics right
now. I've had good luck with all the ones I bought from Geeks.com and
Newegg.com, (usually LG brand).



Stu,

Can you give any more info about what to look for on the box or any specific
make/models that have that "feature"?

-- 
Dazed_75 a.k.a. Larry

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