how to record cds and transfer them to mp3 player
1475419
I am not sure how to do this. I rarely use the CD/DVD drive. If I do use it, it's only to look at a movie or listen to a CD. Sorry.
2157626
The unit will record directly from a cassette to CD. No computer needed. The USB allows you to import music from a flash drive to be recorded to CD.
933234
It is possible to make an mp3 disk and play the audio ebooks on this player
1028897
I put cd onto my laptop and then connect the MP3 player via USB. Then I copy the music from the computers onto the mp3
1304849
You are not able to record to CD. I have recorded from Records, Cassettes and CD's to USB and the music is automatically converted to MP3 and I am able to play in my auto from the USB. I have not had any problems and my unit works great.
1723558
I have not tried playing MP3 from a recorded CD but my MP3 player/iPod does connect to the Aux connector via audio cable (http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Unlimited-AUD-1100-06-Stereo-Cable/dp/B000SE6IV8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1389298702&sr;=8-1&key;words=audio+cable) and plays just fine.
1619450
Yes you can. You plug with a normal USB cord to a computer and it becomes a new removable disk. Directories are playlists and you can copy your mp3 files into it.
788661
Thought of that too but not in the instructions. You can copy from mp3 to CD. So, I would try to copy from record to mp3 first and then take mp3 to copy to CD. It is still good. Get speakers and plug into back for bigger better sound. I love it with that!
2161520
You're better off getting a stereo recorder. This is only mono, and audio quality is not so great for something like music concerts. You could try this with an external higher quality microphone, but still not recommended. I can't recall if Windows will burn WAV files directly to an audio CD, but you can use other software to convert WAVs to MP3 then burn directly through Windows Media Player. Most stereo recorders will also offer the option to record to MP3 or WMA, so you would get better sound quality and eliminate the conversion step.
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-_-" Step 1: charge it. Plug it into a turn on laptop or desktop with the On/Off button turn to the ON position (or it won't b charged) for at least 2 hrs. Step 2: Unplug it from charger. Turn it off if u r not using it. Make sure to turn the button to ON when u want to start recording. Now, turn the KEEP/REC to REC, it will start recording with the REC light blinking. Whenever u want to stop the record, turn the KEEP/REC button to KEEP for at least 60 second or u might corrupt the file. U can turn OFF if u r done recording, or turn to REC again to start a new record. That's for recording. Now, for playing a MP3 music. Press on the MODE button one, when your device is on ON, the blue light will change to PLAY MUSIC, which will automatically play any MP3 files on the device if u have some. You can press PAUSED or UP/DOWN to navigate the music file. OKAY, THAT'D B IT. ON/OFF REC/KEEP UP DOWN PAUSED/PLAY MODE VOLUME + VOLUME - THAT'S ALL OF THE BUTTONS THEY GOT ON THE DEVICE
2249193
Regular and MP3. You can also use USB card. I didn`t try out how it works though. I just used it for regular CD
1484936
It will record on regular CD-R's. I don't know if you can rip the songs to your computer. It may depend on what media program you use. I know Windows 7 Media Player, won't let you.
1933521
P. Vo's right, you can burn the MP3s to a CD, but I thought it was worth mentioning that you should encode the MP3s at around 192kbps or higher to get the best quality when you burn to CD (too much above 192kbps won't make a difference to most people; I believe "they" have done studies to prove that you can't distinguish quality difference above this threshold, but it's up to you).Just don't encode at 128 kbps and expect the CD to be crystal clear...
2071628
There may be other ways, but I'd simply burn a CD from iTunes and then rip it to create the MP3 files a copy them to the SD.
1363295
I play my mp3 cds on it but I don't see any other mp3 capabilities beyond that
1446132
I don't believe you can record directly to cd but I think you can write a track to cd. if you can, it should be less than a minute.
272742
You can't record to a CD, as you would need to have a CD burner to do this. The AD-800 can record from a CD to a cassette or to an MP3 device. It can also record from an external device to cassette or MP3.