? about if i can make mp3's on my computer
 

Ok i am about to buy me a new cd player that can play mp3's and i duno if my computer can make them or not. i have easy cd creater 4.0 and it talks about it and all just need a litle bit of help if u guys know anything about this thanx

You don't need to make the MP3s. Just as long as your computer has a CD burner, you can just copy them on there. What hardware setup are you using?

Wat u mean hardware like wat is the name of my cd burning program?

the process is called ripping, and you need a special program to do it like musicmatch jukebox, or some plugin for winamp used to do them. also there alre lots and lots of free utilities that will let you create mp3's available for download from www.downloads.com . anyway if u want to encode mp3's i reccomend that you do it at least at 96 kbs, but preffered will be at 128kbs to have a good quality and a smaller file size.

ok here are the terms:
hardware-the physical part of the computer ( cd-rom, cd burner, printer, you get it)

software-programs(winblows, easy cd creator)

So if i download like winamp or something like that i can make the mp3s and still need something special to convert them over?

with winamp yes. musicmatch will do them straight into mp3's

is there anything fre i can download to make mp3's casue musicmatch i have to buy and i would like to do it the easy way... i also heard i can burn songs on a data cd and make them mp3;'s to play in my car is this true?

Get this plug-in for winamp.... http://www.winamp.com/plugins/detail...ponentId=33396
The best out there. And its free.

you can have musicmatch free and then download a crack for it from http://astalavista.box.sk :cool: or www.thecrack.net:8080

ok i got that plug in downloaded and i also got winamp donwloaded so am i good right now to get my mp3s ready?

:yes:

Just remember that if you want to burn your mp3s to a cd to play as mp3s (ie 10 albums on one cd) you have to: 1. probably burn them with a certain directory structure so your portable mp3-cd player will read them correctly 2. burn them as DATA and not audio.

I'm probably just confusing you, i'll shut up now.