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RoyMacDonald
Apr 29th, 2010, 03:46
Anyone know what do I need to convert mp3's to to burn a CD that will work in the 2003 CD unit?
TruckbusUK
Apr 29th, 2010, 08:53
Morning Roy ... I've got a 2009MY so I dont know if the 2003MY heads are the same .... I use 192khz as format when ripping, I then just write the disks as a normal MP3 CD (ISO9660) .... but be careful I have problems if I go above 256 tracks on any CD ... may be something about the level of nesting the Volvo head unt can handlle.
hope it helps
Robin:natur008:
RoyMacDonald
Apr 29th, 2010, 10:00
Thanks Robin.
Unfortunatly the 2003 CD entertainment system won't recognise mp3 on the CD player or minidisc, so I need to convert the mp3 files to a format that the CD player will recognise.
I want to play the Fallout 3 music in my car, without buying an ipod and connector..
Roy
chrisnjulie
Apr 29th, 2010, 10:04
Can you burn them as WAV files? That should work.
RoyMacDonald
Apr 29th, 2010, 10:08
Thanks for that.
I think I have the software to burn them as anything I want, it's just knowing what format to use that any CD player, even a 7 year old one will recognise.
Roy
TruckbusUK
Apr 29th, 2010, 10:16
Thanks Robin.
Unfortunatly the 2003 CD entertainment system won't recognise mp3 on the CD player or minidisc, so I need to convert the mp3 files to a format that the CD player will recognise.
I want to play the Fallout 3 music in my car, without buying an ipod and connector..
Roy
Sorry Roy, too early in the morning :natur008:... yup, as chrisnjulie says, wav or cda .... but just using the output set as an "audio CD" should work.
Robin
RoyMacDonald
Apr 29th, 2010, 10:29
thanks Robin.
I just burnt the tracks in .cda format as that was the format my software was recomending as well as yourself. So problem solved.
Thanks.
Roy
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