“Will i be able to copy tracks from a blue ray disc and put those onto a cd r or CD-RW so i can play the music from a very expensive blu ray disc we mistakenly bought for car use on a CDR using this?”
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Only if the files are recorded in 16bit/44.1kHz. Highly unlikely since most Blu-ray audio is 16bit/48kHz minimum. You could use a tool like ffmpeg or something similar to rebuild it at the compatible samplerate then burn it but its not as simple as just burning the files onto a CD.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The LG 8x External USB 2.0 Blu-ray Disc Double-Layer DVD±RW/CD-RW Disc Rewriter - Black Model # BP50NB40, will write (burn) to DVD+R (DL), DVD+R (SL), DVD+RW, BD-R (LTH), BD-R (SL), BD+R (TL), BD-R (DL), BD-R (QL), BD-RE (SL/DL/TL), CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R (DL), DVD-R (SL), DVD-RAM, DVD-RW, M-Disc BD (BD-R SL), and M-Disc DVD (DVD+R SL) discs. Depending on the type of car stereo you have, some car stereos, especially newer models, may have a DVD player built-in, which can play music from DVD-Rs. However, these stereos are relatively rare, and most car stereos are designed to play CDs or digital music from auxiliary inputs. If you have a car stereo that can play MP3 files from a CD or USB drive, you can burn MP3 files onto a DVD-R and play them in your car, but with some limitations. Some car stereos may be able to play MP3 files from a DVD-R, but the compatibility may vary depending on the stereo and the DVD-R. Additionally, the DVD-R may need to be formatted in a specific way to be compatible with your car stereo. You can burn MP# files on CD-RW discs and play those in your car if it compatible with your car stereo. There are many software programs available that can help you burn music onto a DVD-R., but b efore you start burning your music files onto a DVD-R, make sure they are in a compatible format. Most DVD-Rs can play MP3 files, but you may need to convert your files to MP3 format if they are in a different format. Create a playlist of the music files you want to burn onto the DVD-R. You can do this using your software program or by creating a folder with all the music files. Insert a blank DVD-Ror CD-RW into the BP50NB40, and follow the instructions in your software program you use to burn the music files onto the DVD-R or CD-RW. If you have a car DVD player or that supports DVD-R playback, it may not support all types of audio formats, so you may need to burn your music in a different format, such as WAV or AAC, for it to be compatible with your car’s DVD player or CD Player...^Ivan.
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