convert MP3 file to CDA

Question

Hello,
All the so-called free software is only free at the software registration stage and asks me for €30 to €40 when converting.
There must be at least one that is truly free.
My VLC does not appear as indicated, and I can't find how to burn since apparently it does the conversion automatically. What version should I have?
Thank you for your help.
Marie Josèphe

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renard bleu · Answer

Hello Thumbelina A solution with Windows Media Player https://www.astuces-pratiques.fr/informatique/graver-des-mp3-en-cd-audio-avec-windows-media  Good luck

Kolo · Answer

Hello,
all you need to do is convert your files to WAVE and burn everything by creating a CDA in the burning software.

https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-212735-convertir-mp3-en-cda

NERO does it on the fly:

http://www.01audio-video.com/graver_des_MP3_sur_CD_audio.htm

JMD · Answer

Tutorial: CONVERT an MP3 file to create a CDAudio or DVD audio (Useful for old players).

First, you need an MP3 to WAV converter; for this, use VLC.
Download it here: https://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.en.html
It’s the official site. This prevents downloading unwanted files (Viruses).
Additionally, it’s one of the best music and video players, and as a cherry on top, it was created by French students.
Once downloaded, launch the application and click on MEDIA, then on Convert / Save, click on +Add, a window opens and select the desired file.
Then select and click at the bottom on Convert / Save, then in Profile, click on the arrow and choose WAV from the list. If you don’t find WAV, click on the wrench icon, select WAV, and give it a WAV profile name, go to the Audio Codec tab and validate WAV, then save it, which will allow it to be found in the dropdown menu for future conversions.
Just click on Browse to define the destination file by putting the WAV extension and choosing the WAV container, and save it. Once back at the previous window, click on Start. Then with a burning software, choose the WAV file (which is a container) that we will burn onto an Audio CD (CDA is not a format but means Compact Disc Audio) on a CD/R or RW or DVD/R or RW. To keep things organized in the burning software, each track should be renamed as the name disappears in the container.
Otherwise, you would end up with Track1, then Track2, etc.
I tested it with the K3B burning software and it works.

Convert MP3 file to CDA

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