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Converting MP3 Files
03-10-2011 5:02 PM
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I Have a load of MP3 files but my car CD will only play standard CDs.
Is there any simple program in Linux that I could use to convert these MP3 files into other formats that might play on a standard CD Player ?
Is there any simple program in Linux that I could use to convert these MP3 files into other formats that might play on a standard CD Player ?
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Re: Converting MP3 Files
03-10-2011 6:37 PM
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Just use Brasero and choose Audio CD project then drop the mp3 in to it.
Re: Converting MP3 Files
05-10-2011 4:28 PM
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That worked no problem, couldn't believe it was that easy.
I Had a go with KB3 and just got messages it couldn't recognise the files so assumed I might need to download some additional files.
Brasero worked fine so thanks for your help !
I Had a go with KB3 and just got messages it couldn't recognise the files so assumed I might need to download some additional files.
Brasero worked fine so thanks for your help !
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Re: Converting MP3 Files
05-10-2011 6:00 PM
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You didn't say which distro/window manager you were using , but Brasero is fairly standard.
With k3b you may need some kde mp3 helpers if you are on Ubuntu etc, Mint already has them,
With k3b you may need some kde mp3 helpers if you are on Ubuntu etc, Mint already has them,
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