At 2:52 AM -0800 10/1/02, Kevin Phyland wrote:
1. Is there any special format that MP3s have to be in to be
identified by "commercial" DVD/MP3 players (i.e. I suspect non-Mac
formats) :((
While I don't have the luxury of owning a DVD player capable of
playing back MP3's I can offer the following ideas:
- when you burn a CD, burn it as an ISO9660 formatted CD. Don't burn
it as a Macintosh formatted HFS or HFS+ CD. Use Roxio's Toast
(www.roxio.com) for this.
- make sure you name all your MP3 files to end with the .mp3 file extension.
While this is just a guess, it's probably close to being right. I
don't think Apple's in-built CD authoring software lets you burn a
ISO9660 CD.
Good luck,
daz.
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