can I download music to my computer and then burn it on a CD with this software? with ease as I am new to computers and would like something user frie
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I have not tried burning a disk with this produce as yet since I have a program just for that purpose. However I checked and there is a burning feature in the program. Go to the "Help" menu, click "Contents and Index", in the box with the flashing prompt, type "Burn". That will bring up a list of choices. The first three will give you some help. You have the choice of "Burn Audio", "Burn Selection Only" and "Burning CD's". See if one of these will give you the info. that you need.
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Yes, you'll have to rip the CDs into a music file format like mp3, FLAC, etc. depending on the quality you want, although you say they're on your computer, so you may have already done that. The mp3 format should be adequate for listening on the go. They don't take up much room. FLAC files will work, but they're much bigger and leave less room for more music.
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If you purchase a cd for this software it is your property to install on your computer. You may have to look for updates to the software thru the manufacturer to keep the software up-to-date. If you download the software you pay a monthly fee for the software usually for a limited time period. You're better off buying the cd.
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Can not be saved directly to CD......save to a computer then transfer to CD.
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Do the LPs transfer directly to CDs? Or do they need to go into a computer and get burned to a CD. (I don't even know if my computer has a CD burner.) If can email me it is:j sidwell at Tampa Bay dot rr dot com
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Yes, with any audio CD burning software. Even iTunes, if you record in MP3, save to your computer and import to iTunes like a song file.
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I used it without the cd, but in some cases you might need it. I downloaded the software for it but never really used it.
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Yes, this unit can burn music CD's using MP3's it can also burn MP3's to CD to play in a MP3 CD player. Simply use the included Multimedia software to burn the MP3's to CD.
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All right so technically you can burn any type of file into a disc. But you can't place a link on a disc and expect it to work in your CD player. You need to download the audio book to your computer in a burnable format (mp3, wma, etc.) first. From there you can proceed to burn the book to a disc. That's the only way it'll work for you. Hope it works out!
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Actually on Windows, I convert my CD's to mp3 using the included Microsoft Media Player. Under the "rip music" tab in the preference you can select the format as "mp3" and dial up the "Audio Quality" to as much as 320 bps. Once set in preferences it runs automatically every time I stick in a CD. You don't need to add software to do this.For me the sound quality seem great ... but do note I am no longer a young person and my hearing is not what it used to be ... so this particular part of my opinion should be taken with that in mind.
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t should have come with a cd. if i remember correctly, the cd may not be necessary for most computers. it is plug and play. it worked strait away on my tablet. nothing works on that p.o.s.
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I have not personally made a copy of that type of cd but as long as that doesn't have special protection on them is should be fine. If you can make a copy of the cd on your computer without special software then it should be fine.
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Yes you just have to open your music file on computer and drag your selections to the zune folder or you can always burn a cd option
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I ripped the CDs using Windows Media Player, mostly in .mp3 format, to my "my Music folder". A folder with the CD title was created for each CD with the individual song as a file in that folder. I then copied the CD folder to the SDRAM and the player sorted it out and played the music. It will also accept a USB thumb drive, but the SDRAM takes up less phsical space.
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"Most music" is still on CD. You can rip to any format you want--and OGG sounds better, and of course is completely free. There are dozens of other manufacturers who support OGG. Why wouldn't I just look there instead of being coerced into ripping in an inferior format?
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The product description indicates it is a computer program on a DVD rather than an Audio CD with tracks you could rip. GG is right that the program, Audacity, plus Lame.dll is probably the best way to convert various things to mp3s. Audacity is free, open source, works well, and under most setups can also record your computer's audio output. Perhaps that's the only way you could extract audio from a program and convert to mp3, but I think it's supposed to be interactive.
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Software can be downloaded online or you can request a disc from us - I would need to know what you operating system you have and if you are needing a media player to play blu ray/dvd or the burning software to burn cd/dvd/blu ray - Thank you