This table will help you determine which CD format you want to use.
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write a | Converts MP3 files to | Resulting CDs can be played on | Compared to MP3, |
music CD | standard music files. | most CD players when using | fewer tracks fit on |
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| when using | tracks, depending on |
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| file size). |
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write an | Writes MP3 files to CD | Resulting CDs can be played in all | File names appear as |
MP3 CD | without a subdirectory | “track001.mp3,” | |
(flat file | system. | (Some CD players — particularly | “track002.mp3,” etc. |
system) |
| some portable players — that can |
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| play MP3 CDs can play only CDs |
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| with flat file systems. If your CD |
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| player cannot play a CD created |
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| with a full file system, try playing a |
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| CD written with this option.) |
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write an | Writes MP3 files to CD | Files are named according to | Some CD players |
MP3 CD | with a subdirectory | the track title and placed in | (particularly some |
(full file | system. | subdirectories according to artist | portable players) |
system) |
| and album names. | cannot play MP3 CDs |
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| with full file systems. |
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1From the library menu, select
2Select erase
3Select Yes on the
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