Burning mp3 files on a dvd

Hello to you all!

Surely I have a question too stupid, I apologize in advance . My C drive is too full and I decided to get rid of mp3 files by recording them on a dvd.

I do not know how? I have Windows XP and a DVD drive on my computer.

I downloaded the trial version of software: CloneDVD2 which requires an image file ISO/UDF , It may be that I download software that converts mp3 to ISO / UDF? whether i can directly burn to dvd as a data disc and can be played in dvd player or i have to convert mp3 to vob files and then burn to dvd ?

THANK YOU!

hi,

Everything depends on what form the basic Mp3 must be registered , you just want to save them as MP3 format.

It will simply create a data DVD with your usual burning software "Nero style", and you can play this ordinary data dvd on any dvd player as mp3 files.

Yes you can burn it on DVD if you have DVD player, otherwise if you have CD player then generally no, an MP3 compatible CD player won't read data off DVD's, they are a different thing altogether. Recognizes DVD media just set your burning software to create a data disc, fill it with mp3 files, and you're good to go.

Try out the VSO ConvertXtoDVD is a good DVD Creator which can convert code MP3 to DVD video and burn MP3 files on DVD easily. With ConvertXtoDVD you manage to burn MP3, AC3, DTS, PCM, OGG, WMA etc.. on a DVD and enjoy it on your DVD player.

Compared with other software that provides the same function, ConvertXtoDVD ensures that the entire process takes you less time and offer a high quality.

If you have Nero then proceed with folowing easy steps:

• Start Nero StartSmart Essentials and select "DVD"
• Now navigate to "Audio" option then click the "Create Jukebox DVD" option.
• This will allow you to create a data disc from your audio files (MP3) which can be played on DVD players that support MP3 file audio format.
• After adding files click "Burn" button to proceed.