Are these mp3 writable?
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If your CD burner software supports burning to mp3, it should work. If you have a CD-RW, I would test it out on that before burning to the actual CD to be sure that it works. Hope this helps.
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I don't know but I would say yes. MP3 was a compression algorithm for movies, and I've watched movies on these.Also mp3 is a much lower data rate than cd music recordings; seems impossible they couldn't do mp3.Hope this helps.
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Yes, they are. I have burned MP3 playlists to several of them. They play every time.
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I don't know but I would say yes. MP3 was a compression algorithm for movies, and I've watched movies on these. Also mp3 is a much lower data rate than cd music recordings; seems impossible they couldn't do mp3. Hope this helps.
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I would say yes....I use these re-writeable cds when making many of my music cd's and before adding to my computer files ..... since they are music cd's and not just computer cd's you can use them on your cd recorder and maker good music...I have 3 cd recorders
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P. Vo's right, you can burn the MP3s to a CD, but I thought it was worth mentioning that you should encode the MP3s at around 192kbps or higher to get the best quality when you burn to CD (too much above 192kbps won't make a difference to most people; I believe "they" have done studies to prove that you can't distinguish quality difference above this threshold, but it's up to you).Just don't encode at 128 kbps and expect the CD to be crystal clear...
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I never have, but I heard that you can put music on it or data too,but these are not rewritable disc.
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I don't know. It's been working for me. What program are you using to copy music onto them?
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Yes, you can play anything in mp3 format. I download them and copy them to my memory card, put the memory card in the radio and play them.
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No, not neccesarily. mp3 (.mp3) files are a different format that .wma files, .ram, or .wav files, etc.. mp3 is a different format and not a category that all digital audio files fall under. You will need to convert your windows media audio files (.wma) to mp3 on your PC, and burn to the DVD or CD you want to use. I hope this helps. - Pete [archaeologist with insomnia and girlfriend in Belize resulting in too much time on my hands at 1:20am with another 3 hours till the time when I usually "wake-up"] 12/21/2012
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I'm Not sure How to explain how I did it.. but I changed the format of the File and then added it to my mp3 player. So I just wanted to let you know it can be done.. You may want to get someone who knows a little more about computers and converting files to come and help you guys out...
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Yes, you can. The sound files are recorded into a .wav format (better quality then .mp3), but can easily be converted to other formats using most files converters.
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Yes, every file has a name and it has an extension of .MP3, so you can copy it out wherever you wish.
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Speakers are not defendant on file types. If the plug on the speakers fits the jack on the music player, it's compatible.
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If your MP3 device has Bluetooth capabilities, then it will certainly work. Keep in mind these headphones work only if your device and these headphones have a direct line of sight.
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Hello Eric. This is quite an old device, amazing I got a follow up. This is only a player as far as I know. I do not recall any software that came with it - though it has been 5 years or so.We use it to play on-hold music via a 256mb (yes 1/4 gb) memory stick. Running constant for many years, never a problem. Been a great device.That being said, there is no reason you cannot create a set of mp3 files yourself on a normal computer and then use this device to play them. So many programs to use for such a purpose.
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yes but very cheap ones and sound like a tin can, I suggest buying a better pair. the Mp3 is very good though.
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Yes you canJust copy the tracks in mp3, wav or other, select with control "media Player" then USB you will have the complete list of the files you have into your pen drive, select the song and OK to play.Cheers BPB
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Yep pretty darn easy, connect to your computer via supplied USB cable. That's how you load your mp3s on and off as well as the WAV files you record.
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Yes, I make a lot of burned CDs in WAVE format, original CD format, I have not tried MP3's in it on a disk.