MP3 to wav?

[Binoculars]

An acquaintance of mine who likes to think of himself as a guru suggested to me in my cups the other night that I could easily transfer my mp3 files on to a CD for play in a normal CD player by simply choosing "convert to" the relevant file type in Real Jukebox.

I got quite excited by this, raced home (eventually) and went looking for a conversion facility; none to be found. Do I need a full paid-for version of Real Jukebox to get this facility ? Is this person, as I have suspected for some time, overrating his knowledge? And lastly, is there in fact a simple way to convert mp3's so I can rip them on to a CD and play them without benefit of an mp3 player?

Go easy on me; word of no more than two syllables would be appreciated. Thanks

[static]

Just go to:

www.remixer.com

It`s free, it`s great.

[Binoculars]

Thanks, Static! Looking good!

[touch&go]

You can buy some software called Cakewalk Pyro which will convert Mp3 to WAV and also WMA, cost about £35.00

[Background Noise]

MP3 to CD Audio

In Adaptec Easy CD Creator ver 4 which comes with many CDRW drives, in the Create Audio CD bit, you just drag the MP3 files to the CD layout and they are copied as CD audio.

[Binoculars]

You're kidding! I just finished a few CD's using Static's excellent suggestion; you mean I didn't have to do anything all along?

I'll try that suggestion next time.

Thanks, guys

[spannersatcx]

Trouble is you didnm't mention you had easy cd creator!

[driver 8]

or is you're using an earlier version of Easy CD Creator then Winamp has an output filter (that come with it) which will write files to disk as a WAV rather than playing them through the soundcard, fast as well.

But I would suggest EasyCD Creator 4 as it saves the hassle