ACC to MP3 CD

[tdbur]

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My entire library is made up of ACC's now. I just noticed that since everything is encoded as ACC's I no longer can make mp3 cd's (I use them for my car which has an mp3 cd player). Is there any way around this so that iTunes can make mp3 discs again?

[peter_ob]

Reimport it as an MP3 file in iTunes.

[tdbur]

That's the only solution? *sigh* i really need to get an iPod soon

[Maverick]

not unless you have an mp3 version of all your songs... and an aac version... hehehe then you don't have to worry about it... you only have a few thousand right... so it won't eat up a lot of space...

[tdbur]

I'm only using a 40 Gig HDD on my albook.. don't really have room for a duplicate music library

[Maverick]

put it on your firewire drive buddy boy... hehehe

[Maverick]

make a copy of your collection and convert it to MP3... then transfer it to DVD na lang... para only when you want something new on your Pioneer HU... then use the DVD copy at that time lang... diba? :2cents:

[jobm]

hi! i asked this question at the other mac site before, and this is the response i got. hope it helps.

[kenshinx]

Hi tdbur,

This is one of the disadvantage of using AAC encoder.

To make mp3 CDs from itunes, you will have to convert your AAC files to MP3 before burning to CD, If you have time to spare you can:

1. Make a playlist of the songs you want to burn to MP3
2. Change your encoder to MP3 (iTunes-preferences-importing-import using MP3
3. Convert your AAC to MP3 (Select a song or a folder - Advance - convert selection to MP3)
4. Enable "kind" (edit-view options or command J)
5. Search "Mpeg"
6. Make playlist of your mpeg files and its now ready for burning

Hope this helps



Kenshinx

[tdbur]

Thanks for the info guys