CANOT BURN FILES TO MP3

[servingourlord]

Hi, I could use any help that I can get. I have converted 23 hours of files to MP3 format but cannot get it to burn to a CD, says that it is to large, what am I doing wrong

Thanks

[kennywally]

you most likely have erroneous info that the burner is "seeing"

 

nero seems to have the most trouble,

 

what r u trying to burn with?

[servingourlord]

you most likely have erroneous info that the burner is "seeing"

 

nero seems to have the most trouble,

 

what r u trying to burn with?

 

 

Hi thanks for answering, I'm trying to burn it with express burn plus

[kennywally]

ok, then what did you use to create the mp3's?

 

what I'm getting at is, the header bar in the audio, only seen with a text editor in the audio file,

is primarily the culprit in misreading file size.

 

try opening your file [ just one of them ] to see the info. [[ actually, make a copy of the file to experiment with ]]

 

be patient, it takes a while to open.

 

the info in notepad will be divided up into two sections and a fairly big space between them

 

the header bar will be readable, the other section where the music/audio is, will be code/gibberish.

 

once it's open, see if you can identify anything that looks like it don't belong there.

 

for me, I'd remove whatever didn't look right, save it, then see if it'll play.

 

 

I know it's not precise, but that's the best I can do in that area.

 

If you're not comfortable with playing around with that and want a better answer

 

then maybe check out some "mp3 tag editor" forums for more exacting info....

[servingourlord]

ok, then what did you use to create the mp3's?

 

what I'm getting at is, the header bar in the audio, only seen with a text editor in the audio file,

is primarily the culprit in misreading file size.

 

try opening your file [ just one of them ] to see the info. [[ actually, make a copy of the file to experiment with ]]

 

be patient, it takes a while to open.

 

the info in notepad will be divided up into two sections and a fairly big space between them

 

the header bar will be readable, the other section where the music/audio is, will be code/gibberish.

 

once it's open, see if you can identify anything that looks like it don't belong there.

 

for me, I'd remove whatever didn't look right, save it, then see if it'll play.

 

 

I know it's not precise, but that's the best I can do in that area.

 

If you're not comfortable with playing around with that and want a better answer

 

then maybe check out some "mp3 tag editor" forums for more exacting info....

[servingourlord]

THANKS I'LL TRY THAT, I USED THE SWITH CONVERTER TO CONVERT FROM WAV TO MP3

I'M NEW AT THIS I APPRECIATE YOUR TIME