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• September 7, 2006 BlogCadre wrote:
  How to put 300 Songs On A Single CD-R The following was written for those who have burned a regular audio CD before and to those who own basic computer skills: Did you know it is possible to make an audio CD that has 300 tracks that plays in your car ster

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• August 23, 2006 Haha wrote:
  
  
  Like your average CD-player plays MP3-discs.
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  1. August 23, 2006 Austin wrote:
     
     
     I have tried to play these CD's on 4 different DVD/CD players so far. These players were never meant to be "mp3 compatible". Three of them played perfect and the only one that didn't play was the most expensive one! Honestly.
     
     Two of the players would also only play the first 150 songs. That's a small negative considering the fact that none of these players are over 99US dollars.
     
     
     
     
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• August 23, 2006 ths wrote:
  
  
  Yeah... if this is for mp3's, normal cd players from 4 or 5 years ago may not be able to play them....
  
  
  
  
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• August 24, 2006 Austin Luna wrote:
  
  Yes very true.
  
  This post is about how to put many songs on a CD.  Scrunching 300 songs on a single CD-R is easier than you think just remember that what you use to play that impressive compilation is totally your choice.
  
  
  
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• August 24, 2006 Austin Luna wrote:
  
  
  Burning 300 songs on a single CD-R while driving is a nice little luxury.
  
  Besides, not endangering the lives of fellow drivers as you fumble to change CD's every 15-20 songs is a good reason to step up to the times and get a new player.
  
  
  
  
  
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• August 8, 2007 WillieFunbags wrote:
  
  

  I remember when I brought the first data CD with all my songs over all those years ago. Same goes with a DVD.You can burn a DVD in data mode with multiple folders and 100's of songs in each folder. DVD players can actually play all of the 1000's of songs on this data disc and with a remote you can go from artist to artist or folder to folder.
  
  
  You figure a 700 MB CD-R hold anywhere from 150-300 songs(depending on the bit encryption) A DVD-R is 4,700 MB(approx) That is actually 6.71428571 times more space. I have a couple of these DVD-R Data discs at the house and they are great for parties. From the oldest known DVD player to new players with DIVX compatibility...you can look forward to hours and possibly days on continuous music playback with a data DVD which has all music stored on it.
  
  ***COMING SOON***
  
  Blog about putting 6 DIVX files (RIPPED DVD MOVIES approx 700-900MB in size) or *.avi files onto a DVD-R as data and watching them from a DIVX compatible DVD player. DIVX went from an encoding technology to a major player in the watching of ripped DVD movies in your home theater.
  
  Let me know what you think Austin.
  
  Peace...WillieFunBags *** OUT
  
  
  
  

  
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• August 10, 2007 Austin Luna wrote:
  
  
  That's an awesome idea for parties. That's what I think.  If you can accomplish putting 6 or so high quality DivX files on a single disk, then all the more power to you.  For now though I think I'll just stick to burning hundreds of mp3's onto CD's.
  
  You're the one who initially showed me how this was done Wil, so credit goes to you.
  
  
  
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• June 25, 2008 Photomom wrote:
  
  
  What is the best program to let me burn tons of pictures on a CD?
  
  Right now I use Roxio. I know you guys are talking about audio files on CD's but I still would like to know what you guys think.
  
  Please can anyone help me?
  
  
  
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• June 30, 2008 Austin wrote:
  Nero Burning Rom will also do a great job making picture CD's and it's really easy to use.
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