Do not want mp3's
 

OOokay....read lots and lots of posts here and well, rather getting discouraged already, that this is the type of software I want to use! Seems to be alot of problems and unhappy customers!
When I go to search all I get are mp3's and those are not what I want! I would like to find cd's and dvd's for download! Unless I can burn from an mp3 to a cd and then guess someone needs to tell me how. I didn't think that you could burn from an mp3 to a cd or visa versa. But what do I know?
If anyone can help me out I would most appreciate it!

most of the unhappy customers have not read the stickys at the top of the forums. This is one:

http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...threadid=27006

do not want mp3's
 

alrighty then, now, I'll tell ya I don't know much at all about mp3's. So, lemme make sure I got this straight. I can in fact burn an mp3 d/l to a cd? I don't have to have the mp3 program(or whatever it is lmao). I am accustomed to using winmx, but for some reason, now when I search for music, it all comes on the search list as mp3's and d/l's are incomplete. I was getting other users who had the cd itself and weren't using mp3's. My teenage daughter had been messing on the pc so I thought it was a change she had made in my pc that all I saw was mp3's and not any other type. So, maybe you can understand my confusion.

I guess I share your confusion as I'm not into burning CDs, but I had seen that link a few times and thought it the best place to point you.

didn't want mp3's lol
 

Well thanks for pointing me in that direction and trying to help me out....really. I have been able to d/l, surprizingly, though I'm just listening now and learning my way about...haven't attempted to burn anything onto a cd as of yet. lol let ya know what happens when I do though....am sure I'll have more questions.
Again ty for your quick replies...that's kewl:)

good luck :cool:

don't want mp3's lmao
 

Yeah, lmao I'll need it!

YES YOU CAN BURN MP3sTO A CD . its verry simple .

upon reading this i feel sick...


Sunflowerluv , YOU ARE A COMPLEAT ....(ok im stopping myself....i wont even say it.....this is just incredible...)

we should be nicer to our new users. remember we were annoying to the people who taught us what we learned.

yeah lmao:rolleyes:

Don't give up!
 

Hi Sunflowerluv,

I'm new on here, but I think I have an answer for you.

I have a CD burning software called "Nero," which can burn the type of CD that I think you want. I'm guessing here, but do you mean the type of CD that plays on a household CD player?

When I use Nero, I can choose the type of CD I want. With Nero, I can tell by how many songs fit onto the CD by looking at the progress bar at the bottom of the screen. With the type of player I think you've got, you can fit approx 20 songs on it, depending on how long each song is. If you burn the type of CD that I use, with mp3s, you will fit approx 150 songs on a CD.

I'm not into technical stuff, but when you next buy a CD player for your home or car, ask whether it can play mp3s before you buy. I believe it's got something to do with the size of the file- a thing called compression.

One other thing you might try, as an experiment, is to burn a CD with just a few songs as mp3s, and try playing it through your DVD player and TV set, if you have both. You'll know whether you're in with a chance, because you'll be able to see your songs on the TV screen.

If that works, (you must have the TV set switched on!) you'll have the functionality of your DVD remote control and be able to view the songs on a menu on the TV screen, scroll up and down, and play the songs in any order you want.

If it works for you, it might save you from buying an extra piece of kit just to play mp3s. I suggest that, because here in England it works fine for me. I do realise that in America, your DVD players are different in some way to ours. As I said earlier, I'm not a technical type of person, so if it doesn't work- it won't break - so you've lost nothing.

Would you please let me know how you get on with my suggestion??

Best regards,

Dave.

mp
 

Thanks Dave, we will definately try that method when we get a chance.