“I have a quantity of CD's that I would like to record to a device that I can use in my car to playback. What do I need to know? I was told I need an MP3 ?”
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Just weighing in here. Both answers are correct. Rip the CD's on your PC. and then transfer the recordings to your phone, pen drive, or SD card. I know Windows can do this without a problem, so Macs can probably as well. If you don't have an optical player on your PC (fewer and fewer people are requesting them, although they are still readily available), and external player is easily available, probably under $30. I have a couple (with burning capability as well, just in case), one for home and one portable, both for occasional use, but I bought them awhile ago, so haven't keep up with prices.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You could use this machine, but I believe the BETTER way would be to rip your cds on to your computer and transfer the .mp3 files to your itunes or phone for media playback. Use your phone with the aux cord or bluetooth to playback the music in that manner.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Use a pc with a cd drive and download your cd as mp3. Then save to your phone fot BT playback. This will save you rime and effort rather than recorsinh each song through this thing
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