Question how to convert mp3 to standard cd that cd player can play

[jimdagys]

I have some mp3 music that I want to burn onto a cd so that a regular cd player (not mp3) can play the songs.
I have the software Total Video Converter. ( See screenshot) . Should I choose Wav audio or CD audio (or something else)? Then, can I just burn those files as data to a cd so that a regular cd player can play the music, or is it necessary to author the files in some way?

[guns1inger]

What burning software do you have ? Most will convert mp3 to wav and burn in one exercise.

if you don't have any appropriate software, try CDBurnerXP

[jimdagys]

I have Nero 6, UltraISO and IMGBurn. I looked at the software for Nero6 (see screenshot) and think it may be possible if I click Audio CD. But then, should I click New or Open? What else is involved? Thanks for the help.

[guns1inger]

It won't kill you to press one and find out. Software isn't that dangerous (except, perhaps, on your machine). Wild guess, I would click on New (to create a new audio compilation and see what happens.

[jimdagys]

Got it. Thanks. It looks like New/Edit /Add files will do the trick.

[sumeshkri]

i like the point of guns1inger "it won't kill u". use trial and error method to find out the solution