Car mp3 player

[Wayne Jones]

Hi

My friend has a Hyundi car with a CD player. The player will handle mp3's.
I would like to give him and his wife some old radio programs (like Boston
Blackie, green hornet, superman, jack benny etc) to play while on a cross
country trip.

My problem is--how do I create the CD?
Is it just an ordinary data CD with MP3 files on it?

Thanks

Wayne

[Spike]

Pretty much that's it. The software you use to create the CD usually
will work in the stock settings. However, sometimes, you have to make
sure the bit rate matches. I copied all of my home commercial CDs to
plain ol' data CDs to use in my car stereo CD changer and they play
just fine. Everything from Do Wop to Grunge, Big Bands to Rock Bands,
Willie Nelson to Nielson, ABBA to ZZTop... although I did leave out
rap and most disco. I'm sure there is some reason for the CDs which
are labeled for music, but.... And what you're talking about is radio
shows, which is essentially just people speaking, along with some
sound effects and some music for "atmosphere. They should play well.

On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 10:27:11 -0400, "Wayne Jones"
> wrote:

>Hi
>
>My friend has a Hyundi car with a CD player. The player will handle mp3's.
>I would like to give him and his wife some old radio programs (like Boston
>Blackie, green hornet, superman, jack benny etc) to play while on a cross
>country trip.
>
>My problem is--how do I create the CD?
>Is it just an ordinary data CD with MP3 files on it?
>
>Thanks
>
>Wayne
>

Spike
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