[papasmurf]

Post #23 has the answer. Simple, efficient, and less costly. WinXP native CD burning will convert them from mp3 for you as it burns them.

Personally, I like wav and mp* files. They play on nearly everything and, as Potlatch says, wav’s are very small.

I have 10 CD’s worth on each of 5 SD cards which I keep in my Pocket PC Phone, then use I an RCA jack into my Ford pickup’s factory stereo system. The beauty of this is, when the phone rings, the music is muted automatically.

Good luck.

[potlatch]

Thanks papasmurf, I've been doing this for some time. I'll post a couple of WAV file songs that are low file size.

459KB Willie Nelson;
ON THE ROAD AGAIN

627KB Johnny Mathis;
MY FAVORITE THINGS

[antiRepublicrat]

as Potlatch says, wav’s are very small.

I may not know the whole story here, but that doesn't sound right. WAVs are uncompressed audio. If the WAV of a song is small, it's because the quality is very low or you really have an MP3 with a WAV file extension.

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Bookmarked. Thanks, papa.