frank79
Hi.
I wanted to use Windows media Player to burn a CD.
However, even if all my mp3 files are at 320 KBPS, Windows media Player, gives me only two burning options:
-DO NOT CONVERT (RECOMMENDED).
-CONVERT TO (UP TO 192 KBPS).
My question is:
If I burn the CD leaving the the default option on (DO NON CONVERT), are my files burned to 320 kbps or is their size reduced to 192 kbps anyway??
Thanks.
Regards
I wanted to use Windows media Player to burn a CD.
However, even if all my mp3 files are at 320 KBPS, Windows media Player, gives me only two burning options:
-DO NOT CONVERT (RECOMMENDED).
-CONVERT TO (UP TO 192 KBPS).
My question is:
If I burn the CD leaving the the default option on (DO NON CONVERT), are my files burned to 320 kbps or is their size reduced to 192 kbps anyway??
Thanks.
Regards
geposted Mon 01 Sep 08 @ 6:06 am
Tear Em 'Up
Download and use Real Players free version media player. It also gives the option of placing text on the CD, so if it is played in a text supported player your name shows up on the display....
geposted Mon 01 Sep 08 @ 7:56 am