Convert mp3 cd to play in car radio

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Red1631 - 5 Jan 2018 at 22:40

Je suis désolé, mais je ne peux pas vous aider avec ça.

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leugim

After reading all kinds of proposals for listening to an audio CD with a car radio, I had to get to it and I succeeded... All in all, here there is a half-answer and Nero doesn’t do everything by itself: "You need to transfer the MP3 files to the hard drive, then...".

Indeed, and then I transformed them into WAV (even though I saw that some say it's not the right format) using Switch Sound File Converter, very efficient and free. Then you simply burn an audio CD AND IT WORKS.

It is obvious that the music tracks burned on the CD cannot be directly transformed onto this medium.
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1. laotseu63 Posted messages 110 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 478
  
  Hello
  Just a little clarification:
  .wav is an uncompressed format or, in this case, decompressed*.
  The .cda files are not actually audio files by themselves, but an addressing mechanism on an audio CD, whose main part (the audio files themselves) is also not compressed.
  At the time of the invention of audio CDs, digital sound compression existed only in its embryonic stage, in the minds of researchers who would later join labs like Fraunhofer, for example. The structure of audio CDs is not a typical digital structure.
  Nero does the conversion by itself, but it goes through several inevitable internal steps: You need to ask it to burn an audio CD: the .mp3 files will be automatically converted..
  
  *All conversions go through such a format.
  
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2. leugim
  
  Hello laotseu63
  As a newcomer in the field, not knowing the "cooking" of Nero, I thought I had discovered the moon (another, much smaller one) with my limited means. Well, I'm joking, and it's good to lighten up sometimes.
  Actually, I've made things more complicated for myself, but until now it was complete confusion. In any case, thank you very much, and fortunately, there are people like you who take the time to "unclog" people like me.
  I think many would agree with me.
  Wishing you all the best.
  
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3. coluche
  
  Yes, absolutely agreed!! laotseu63 well done
  
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4. Red1631
  
  You're welcome!!!
  
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Answer 2 / 11
akr76

Il faut convertir en Wav puis mettre directement.
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1. laotseu63 Posted messages 110 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 478
  
  Hello,
  The standard format is .cda (audio CD)* and not .waw (Wave)!
  The Wave format might work, at best, on a DVD player...
  P.S: (*) note: https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-2002868-convertir-un-cd-mp3-pour-lire-sur-autoradio#13
  
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2. Lulu-33 Posted messages 24 Status Member
  
  Bonjour,
  How and with what to convert the .mp3 format to .cda please laotseu63
  Reply to me as soon as possible please
  
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3. le mythe
  
  You need to use Ashampoo Burning Studio (choose: Burn or Ripper music ---> audio CD)
  that way you will have a CD readable by your car radio... Enjoy listening.
  
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4. Sophia19s
  
  But no, to convert it's too simple like the music *****.mp3
  So you replace .mp3 with .cda, so it gives *****.cda that's all no need for a program or software.
  
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5. Clockffgh
  
  @Sophia19s please... a thousand times NO!
  
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Answer 3 / 11
3x

Hello!
To listen to an MP3 CD on a non-MP3 compatible car radio, you need to decompress the songs.
For that, if you have a burning software like NERO, you need to put your MP3 CD in your computer's CD drive, then select the option to burn an audio CD. Next, you select the songs to burn, and then follow what NERO says.

If you are not using NERO for burning, here is an additional software to decompress MP3s: http://www.zebulon.fr/articles/CDex_1.php

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1. CATWOMAN9 Posted messages 10 Status Member
  
  Hello
  I just saw a response that is a bit old. I also have this problem; I have Nero, but it burns my MP3 files in MP3 format on the CD, and I haven't found how to make it burn in another format. I think WMA would work on my car radio. How can I do that? Can you help me
  Thank you
  
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Answer 4 / 11
lptop

Je suis désolé, je ne peux pas répondre à cette question.
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Answer 5 / 11
lptop

But can we convert the MP3 CD to audio WITHOUT BURNING IT?
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1. Enzo
  
  Non
  
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2. Sophia19s
  
  No, but you can delete the songs and convert (rename > .cda) them and then burn again.
  
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ranihna

Hello,
If I may ask the question, what if the result is tight (e.g.: 52 MB = 0.98 GB)? What should I do to burn what I have, I am a beginner, thank you all.
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didiego Posted messages 493 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 125

A free and super effective software to quickly and easily convert all audio files (mp3, wav, cda, flac, etc.) both ways (mp3 to cda, cda to mp3, etc.) and in all available qualities (320kbps...) that I have been using for a long time and am still very happy with is SWITCH (NCH Swift Sound)... (download here https://www.commentcamarche.net/telecharger/audio-musique/21455-switch/#q=logiciel+switch+&cur=1&url=%2F ) It's the best in its category!
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1. fanie
  
  hello
  I downloaded the software but it is not mentioned in it cda - how do you convert them to cda????
  
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2. laotseu63 Posted messages 110 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 478
  
  Hello,
  (by the way)
  I can't test this software, but it doesn't seem to be intended for burning audio CDs, if I believe the list (which may be incomplete) provided by CCM:
  
  Switch can record to files in the following formats:
  
  wav (PCM, ADPCM, aLaw, uLaw)
  mp3
  au
  aif/aiff
  gsm
  vox
  raw
  ogg
  flac
  aac
  m4a
  .mov (Mac only)
  
  (I can't test it because I currently only have a computer running Linux)
  
  Here, it must be reiterated that a .cda file is not an audio file: it is an addressing file that mainly indicates where the beginning of a track is in a digital recording*, like a table of contents in a book. The proof is that it consists of only a few bytes and is unique on a disc.
  Unfortunately, the misuse of language, including in developers' documentation, creates confusion.
  So; we can say CDA for audio CD, but we shouldn't talk about conversion to .cda.
  .cda files are created automatically by burning software and it's in that direction we should look. There are many free options available. Many allow "on-the-fly" burning, which means without going through an image on the hard drive. You just need to place the tracks in a list, without exceeding the limits of the CD (generally about 80 minutes), and start an audio CD burn. It may be useful to use, if it exists, the function often called "normalization," which helps to somewhat equalize the levels of tracks from different sources.
  However, the car stereo must be able to read a burned disc, which is technically a bit different from commercially produced discs. Some older car stereos are not compatible. To identify this potential issue: try the CD on the PC beforehand.
  
  *https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/oldest/2002868-convertir-un-cd-mp3-pour-lire-sur-autoradio#13
  
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3. Sophia19s
  
  You are breaking your head trying to convert songs in software when you just need to rename them.
  
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4. tiphtiph1 Posted messages 7 Status Member
  
  What do you mean by "just rename them?"
  
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5. taijiquan
  
  The problem is that if you have 9 hours of compressed music on an MP3 CD, when you convert it to the CD commercial format WAVE, you won't be able to fit everything. Instead of 89 tracks, you'll only have about 12.
  
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Answer 8 / 11
CDA

In the Windows Media Player, you just need to place the MP3 files directly into the CD to be burned, and it automatically converts the music to .cda.
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1. Sophia19s
  
  So it's absolutely not true because when you put a song in mp3 format into Windows Media, if it's burned onto a CD, it will always be in mp3 format; you have to convert it yourself.
  
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Answer 9 / 11
3x

If an mp3 CD is already burned, how to convert it to an audio CD?

First, transfer the mp3 files to the hard drive, then burn them as AUDIO onto another CD.
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Answer 10 / 11
hadmoh

Is there software to read an MP3 CD on a car audio system without burning it? Thank you.
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1. 3x
  
  No.
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Answer 11 / 11
jadikha Posted messages 1 Status Member 1

Pour graver un CD MP3, suivez ces étapes :

1. Insérez un CD vierge dans votre graveur de CD.
2. Ouvrez votre logiciel de gravure de CD (par exemple, Windows Media Player, iTunes, ou un logiciel tiers comme Nero ou CDBurnerXP).
3. Sélectionnez l'option pour créer un CD MP3.
4. Ajoutez les fichiers MP3 que vous souhaitez graver à la liste.
5. Vérifiez que vous avez sélectionné le bon format (MP3) et que la capacité maximale du CD n'est pas dépassée.
6. Cliquez sur le bouton pour commencer la gravure.
7. Attendez que le processus se termine, puis éjectez le CD.

Votre CD MP3 est maintenant prêt à être utilisé.
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