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Playing Mp3's

Can someone tell me if i need to do anything special if i want to play Mp3's on my standalone DVD player ( i know its in the spec)-just wondered if i had to burn it a certain way.

Thx in advance.

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Old Post 03-26-2002 12:34 AM
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not usually, just burn as standard ISO (ie data cd) and stick it in. just give it a try, cdrs are so cheap does it really matter heh?

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Yeah that´s true, ain´t expensive to waste a few discs!

I´m not sure, but is there some limitations with the amount of songs per disc? It might be that I´m only Imaging, but...

I´ve read from my Player´s Manual that the Max amount is 256 Songs.

Peace!

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Old Post 04-05-2002 11:49 AM
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well more than 256 songs and ur looking at 96kb = crap quality so ull be fine

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