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Re: Highway 11 Revisited - Tech Help Needed

Posted By: Grishny, on host 12.22.248.85
Date: Friday, November 3, 2006, at 13:48:25
In Reply To: Highway 11 Revisited - Tech Help Needed posted by teach on Friday, November 3, 2006, at 11:23:04:

> How can I convert a podcast (MP3 file), like, say, the excellent ones on allmovietalk.com to a file I can burn on a CD and play in my car stereo? I don't want to buy any converter, or an MP3 player: when I listen, I'm driving.
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> I'd like to do it without using ITunes if possible, too. My work blocks downloads of the program: I could likely do a work-around, but would like to avoid this if possible.

If it's just iTunes you don't want to use, there are lots of other software applications that play mp3s that can also burn them to audio CD. MusicMatch JukeBox is one that I have and have used for that purpose.

If you're looking for something that's strictly for converting playlists of mp3s into audio CDs, I'm sure that it exists, but I have not this knowledge and must leave it to somebody more techwise that I to 'splain it to you.

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Re: Highway 11 Revisited - Tech Help Needed - daniel78 - Fri, 11/3/2006, 14:19:54
- Re: Highway 11 Revisited - Tech Help Needed - Stephen - Sat, 11/4/2006, 03:46:48
  - Re: Highway 11 Revisited - Tech Help Needed - teach - Mon, 11/6/2006, 15:08:24

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