Gracie Allen Report post Posted February 19, 2018 I have a bunch of MP3 files on the PC. I have an older car (2006) with a CD player that doesn't APPEAR to understand "data" disc. I HAVE a CD I burned a year ago (I believe) with CDBurner XP with a bunch of mp3 files on it. It plays FINE in the car. The PROBLEM is - I CAN'T REMEMBER WHAT I DID TO GET IT ALL TO WORK! I'd like to make another one to listen to in the car. The total size of the 70 mp3 files is about 150 MB, so there's no problem fitting them onto the CD. I'm fairly sure I used CDBurner XP for making the other disc, since I don't recall using anything else, and I normally use it on those rare occasions when I need a CD. But when I tell CDBurner XP to create an "Audio Disc" it has some kind of seizure and keeps insisting the "data exceeds the size of the media"... So, I'm guessing I MUST have burned it as a data disc. Tried that again, and I get no sound from the disc in the car. Works on the computer, but doesn't APPEAR to work in the car. What am I missing here? How do I take some mp3 files on the computer and put them on a CD (data, audio, whatever) that'll play in the older car? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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beeza2001 Report post Posted March 4, 2018 On 2/20/2018 at 10:34 AM, Gracie Allen said: I have a bunch of MP3 files on the PC. I have an older car (2006) with a CD player that doesn't APPEAR to understand "data" disc. I HAVE a CD I burned a year ago (I believe) with CDBurner XP with a bunch of mp3 files on it. It plays FINE in the car. The PROBLEM is - I CAN'T REMEMBER WHAT I DID TO GET IT ALL TO WORK! I'd like to make another one to listen to in the car. The total size of the 70 mp3 files is about 150 MB, so there's no problem fitting them onto the CD. I'm fairly sure I used CDBurner XP for making the other disc, since I don't recall using anything else, and I normally use it on those rare occasions when I need a CD. But when I tell CDBurner XP to create an "Audio Disc" it has some kind of seizure and keeps insisting the "data exceeds the size of the media"... So, I'm guessing I MUST have burned it as a data disc. Tried that again, and I get no sound from the disc in the car. Works on the computer, but doesn't APPEAR to work in the car. What am I missing here? How do I take some mp3 files on the computer and put them on a CD (data, audio, whatever) that'll play in the older car? I,m havin same problem worked fine for years now this and cant get an answer and ive tried every thing frustrating Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
floele Report post Posted March 4, 2018 If you want to try a data disc, you can try both kinds of file systems (Disc -> file system in the menu). Usually ISO9660 is most compatible, but maybe your car player needs UDF for some reason. If you burn an audio disc, you are limited to 70--90 minutes depending on the disc you use. The MP3 file size doesn't matter. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
