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The software NERO works well and is user-friendly. Pretty cheap too as I recall. Just make sure you are writing onto CD's and not DVD's. Big difference.
Greg
I have been trying to make mp3 cd's for my 09 ultra and so far nothing will play on it but it will play on my lap top. I have the MP3 maker 14 deluxe and i just burned a dvd with mp3 files. Now i am afraid to try that.. I just played the dvd music cd on the lap top and it sounds great. Can some one help me out here.
Question, Are your songs stored on iTunes on your computer? if so, PM me because I know your problem and I know the fix. (Been there, done that.)..
Good day'
On your harley which cost a few pennies
don't listen to a lossless format with mp3
u loose top and bottom end which with music
like The Pink Floyd and King Crimson you will loose
much of the sound
compression makes music bland
JMHO
Doesn't really matter too much because most people can't hear much past the 128kbps anyways (CD Standard for that matter), and when you get on a bike going 75mph, you aren't going to hear it all anyways.
And to answer the OP's question, you can't play a DVD in a device made to handle CD's only. If you bought a high end aftermarket radio you might be able to, but the HD stock ones (and most of the reasonably priced aftermarket stereos for that matter) aren't made to handle DVD's.
So far I've only burned a couple CDs. I'm using Nero and get about 25 songs on a CD. How are you getting 98 songs on a single 700meg CD?
Don't create an audio CD from MP3 files - Simply create a data CD. What Nero is doing is turning the MP3 data back to PCM data. That will limit you to around 75 minutes (at 44.1kHz/16-bit) as opposed to 800MB at whatever bitrate the MP3 data is written at.
Just ignore the fact that it's music and treat it as you would any other data.
don't create an audio cd from mp3 files - simply create a data cd. What nero is doing is turning the mp3 data back to pcm data. That will limit you to around 75 minutes (at 44.1khz/16-bit) as opposed to 800mb at whatever bitrate the mp3 data is written at.
Just ignore the fact that it's music and treat it as you would any other data.
I use Windows Media Player burned to data disc, Can get 140+ songs on a 700MB cd and play them no problem on my 09. I wouldn't think a dvd would work in a cd player.
Keep in mind still that iTunes will write an audio CD - Not a data CD. One will give you around 75 minutes, the other has the potential for around 600 minutes of 'reasonable' (a.k.a. "good enough for riding") quality.
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