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Re: Not Mac Question, but.........
Posted by Jan on 5/16/08

    What would any of us do if you didn't hang around these boards? You're far
    better than Applecare - thanks for the info. Now, here is my second question:

    On my Mac, I can download from the internet in either MP3
    or AAC. I can also change MP3 files to AAC. But, can I
    change AAC files to MP3? I'm sure Apple had me do this one
    time to override some iTunes error, but I can't seem to do
    it now. I used this MP3 format for a long time so a lot of
    my downloaded songs are in this format. Now I'd like to
    change them back to AAC because it says I can't make a CD
    from MP3 files. Can I change the format or is there some
    way I can make a CD with MP3 files? I think I did it before
    on my old computer....I MUST have done it before because so
    many songs are in MP3 but it says I can't do it on the new
    mac.

    On 5/16/08, Greg wrote:
    > On 5/16/08, Jan wrote:
    >> .....I'm sure someone here will know:
    >>
    >> What is the difference between and MP3 Audio CD and a
    >> regular audio CD? Will and MP3 play on any CD player?
    >> Thanks.
    >
    > Simply put, an mp3 audio cd is a disc which contains music tracks formatted as
    > mp3 files. Not every player can play these. You could play one in a DVD player
    > (usually), or any other player that specifically states "mp3 capable". The
    advantage
    > to the mp3 disc is that it lets you put many more songs on it. You can include
    > multiple albums and depending on the player you can select songs by album.
    >
    > A regular audio CD will have high sound quality because the songs won't be
    > compressed like an mp3 (unless you make the CD yourself from mp3s. You
    can
    > only have 80 mins of music on an audio CD whereas an mp3 disc can have
    many
    > more minutes (depending on the compression)
    >
    > Hope this helps,
    >
    > Greg

     
     

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