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Ripping is the term used when directly converting files from one format to another. There are many pieces of software that are capable of ripping CD audio files, one of them is Musicmatch jukebox (V6.1) which we will use here. A bitrate of 128Kbps is generally good enough for near CD-quality conversion.

First of all, decide which of your CD's you are going to put on your MP3 disc. Remember that MP3 is a much more compact form of audio file (typ. 4Mb per track) compared with CD audio (typ. 40Mb per track), so to get the most out of your MP3 disc you will need to get plenty of songs ready, exactly how many will depend on size of CD, Bitrate used and length of songs. For this exercise we will use just 2 CD's and 4 various tunes. Just press the record button to start ripping your audio files. (Please refer to the instructions within Musicmatch for the exact procedure).

When you have done you will have a folder on your hard drive that looks something like this.

Example folder view of music to be burnt


Please Note:- MP3 files can be saved with any valid filename however, the A3 DVD Player can only show the first 9 characters. So rename or prefix a number to the filenames, as shown above.

Contained with the folders are the tracks of that CD.

Now that we have our MP3 files ready, all we have to do is get them onto a CD-R.
 
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