The easiest way is to rename the files, ie: Track001.mp3, Track002.mp3, etc.
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If you burn Mp3s to a CD (Burn as DATA not Audio), then you will be able to fit far more music onto it.Providing you have a CD player that can play back DATA CDs this will work much better for you than burning audio.Instead of having upto say 20 tracks you could have 300 on one disc!
Yes you can burn those pictures as data files onto a CD and it will hold thousands!
Not directly onto the game, but if you have mp3s on your system you can play them by going to Easydrive --> Soundtrack --> Custom
To burn files to a disc create a new Burn Folder on the Desktop from the Finder's File menu. Put the files to be burnt to disc into this folder and then click the Burn button at the top of the folder's window.
Power2Go by Cyberlink is a CD and DVD burning software. Power2Go by Cyberlink can be used to burn data files, music files, and video files onto discs.
You need a program like Nero 9 or something and then you just put in a CD and choose what files you want it to burn onto it.
An MP3 can be burned on a DVD using Windows Media Player. Alternatively, inserting a blank recordable DVD will enable "drag and drop" of files, including MP3s, to the DVD.
You can burn MP3s to a CD and they'll play just fine on almost any modern CD
If you burn infected files onto an optical disc then those files remain infected and would remain on the optical disc permanently.
If you have a regular car stereo than you cannot leave your files in the original mp3 format because they will not be read. Before burning your CD you have to convert the files into a regular music file. All CD burning programs allow you to do that, there is usually an option to either burn a music CD or an mp3 disc. Choose to burn a music CD. Some car CD players will accept mp3 discs in which case you can leave the files in their original format. The benefits of this is that you can fit a lot more songs on a CD and the track names will be displayed (where possible).