Hi.

Problem: I'm trying to burn an MP3 disc, but (most of) the files are WMA files... seems a simple problem, but I cant seem to do it with Windows Media Player and my CyberLink Power2Go is trying to make me buy an add-on to burn a disc with more than 20 MP3s ...what I was thinking is I could make a data disc to get around the 20 Mp3 limit... but I dont have a file-converter for wma -> mp3 ....

sooo... my main question is should i get a wma -> mp3 converter and burn a data disc with my current burning program? if so, where can i get one from the net?

or

is there a downloadable burning program that i can use to burn an MP3 disc without any kind of file limit on it?

the emergency is, i have to do this before i fly out tomorrow... so any help would be greatly appreciated!!!!!!

thanks.

try www.download.com and search for a wma converter. But look at user reviews so you know what other people think of the product. It is helpful. They tell you if it is a good program or if it is bad. Also they have free wma converters. Also if you don't want to by an add on to go over the 20 mp3 limit try to burn like a certain amount of songs on one disk. But I don't see why WMP is doing that. You can also find a different program on download.com that can burn cds.

thanks, i'll check that out.

i think the reason i cant burn MP3s with WMP is simply cause windows dont want us burning anything but WMAs... of course thats just a guess. My WMP is pretty up to date, and i dont see an option to change the format i choose to burn in...

You can burn wmas with mp3s. I have before in windows media player. Good luck on finding what you need