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To: Jason Rooks who wrote (7)3/9/1999 1:13:00 PM
From: Hart  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 10
 
I do not know about iMac..

I'm not even sure about windows - I was under the impression that it was done through software at the same time using their cd writable CD-ROM .. where they not only copied the existing songs they wanted to a blank CD, but in the mp3 format..

perhaps if someone else knows for sure they can enlighten us both

take care.
HART



To: Jason Rooks who wrote (7)3/12/1999 4:18:00 PM
From: Eric Yang  Respond to of 10
 
"Also, I use an iMac. I see that winamp is for windows. What works
for a mac? "

A popular MP3 player on the Mac is a free/shareware called MacAMP. You don't need a CD burner for MP3 but since MP3 files can take up a lot of space if you collect a lot of songs many people record the tracks onto CDs. With 650MB per CD one can put about 150-200 songs per disc.

Eric


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