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I want to download some traveling music and put it on CD's to play in my pickup. I travel a lot. My truck has a factory XM radio with a CD changer that holds several discs.

I haven't downloaded any music for several years because it used to bring more viruses than music to me, but now there are sites that are safe to download from. I don't mind paying to create the cd's I want.

I had hoped to be able to download to a playlist on my hard drive, then burn the songs to my CD's.

My current problem is that all these download sites sell their downloads in MP3 format. I don't have an MP3 and really just want to put the music on CD's. These sites don't seem to have another option.

What do I do?

1 posted on 06/22/2008 12:03:27 PM PDT by umgud
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitTorrent_%28protocol%29

My favorite client is Azureus(now known as something else).

Enjoy!


46 posted on 06/22/2008 7:09:52 PM PDT by KoRn (CTHULHU '08 - I won't settle for a lesser evil any longer!)
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Why not listen to XM? I spent 12 hours on the road this weekend and listened to XM the entire way. I listened to some music, a bit of talk, and the Red Sox-Cards game.

Curse you Kevin Youkilis!

95 posted on 06/23/2008 9:43:09 AM PDT by Fundamentally Fair (When all you have is a kitty, every problem looks like a troll.)
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ping for later reference


99 posted on 06/23/2008 10:07:21 AM PDT by Trailerpark Badass (Happiness is a choice!)
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