Martin
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Registered: 15th Mar 04
Location: Dumpstable Drives: Aztec Sxi
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i dont use it much, and i wana copy loadsa tunes to CD but they cant fit them all on.
soooo, can i turn them to MP3 format in Windows media player, then copy them like that,
or do i need to do something else
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Graham
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Registered: 12th Oct 03
Location: Lincoln.
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you need to rip them as mp3s first.
unless you can find a good converted but if you orignally copied them from a cd, chances are they have copy protection and you might not be able to convert them at all 
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Martin
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Registered: 15th Mar 04
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'rip' them as mp3 
i think they were downloaded off tinterweb by a mate.
it sez its a Windows Media Audio file
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James@CCC
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Registered: 10th Nov 03
Location: Eaton Bray, Bedfordshire
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u dont need media player mate. make them as a data cd not music.
just open the folder and drag them in then write it
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James@CCC
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Registered: 10th Nov 03
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actually i dunno if ur headunit will take them as .wma so u might need to change them to mp3 then do wot i said.
p.s.  hows it goin mate?
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Martin
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Registered: 15th Mar 04
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that doesnt help Jam
i want them mp3, and apparently it can be done on windows media player.
wat do u mean,
'open the folder and drag them in'
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James@CCC
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Registered: 10th Nov 03
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i dont know about converting them to mp3 cos ive never bothered cos mine plays wma format.
but u dont make the cd in windows media player cos that only makes music cds not data cds. u open the cd folder like a normal folder, drag and drop everything you want made and then click 'write files'.
but ur on ur own as far as converting goes mate
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