Asking for help - Please! How to play CD's in car with no CD player!
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If you are going to convert your CDs get Foobar2000, it is free. https://www.foobar2000.org/download Here is a guide on converting from FLAC (same process for other original file formats) to MP3 (includes steps for installing MP3 decoder). For encoding bit rate I would suggest 192KHz VBR (variable bit rate) with a 44.1K sample rate, good compromise between file size and sound quality. You can also edit the file Tag info (Artist, Album, Track, Artwork, etc) with Foobar2000. (time for a small vent from a 60's something year old.....AM was simple, FM was simple, Vinyl was simple, 8 track was simple, cassette was simple, CD's were simple. What the heck happened????) Plenty of info one click away. I have a 256GB iPhone, it's really nice carrying around a large portion of my music library in lossless FLAC format. |
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Hi Everyone! Thanks to all who helped me out! I was successful! Used Steve Jobs software (iTunes) to copy 7 CD's and put them onto the mini 'fingernail' drive which was recommended. Once I got the hang of the apple software the process went rather quickly. Installed in car and working!! Thanks again to a great group! |
