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For
those of you who would like to make a CD of our church services but don't know
how, we can help. First download the trial version MP3-CD Converter software
located on this page and install it by opening the file that you saved it in and
double clicking on the icon MP3-CD-Convertor. Be sure to turn of any antivirus
program during installation. After the program is installed go to your
audio section and right click on the
word download next to the audio
message you want and select "save target as" When you are asked where
you want to save the document, save it in my documents or the file of your
choice in My Documents and remember where you saved it. When it has
finished downloading it place a CD in your CD Drive and then open the
MP3 -CD-Converter program, when asked to buy or continue select continue for
your trial use. After the program has opened select the My Document
file where you saved the audio file. The file you downloaded will be listed on
the right of your screen. Put a check mark next to that file you
downloaded. There is a usage bar on the top of the screen that allows you
to see how much room you have on a CD. You should be able to burn an entire
service on an 80 minute Music CD-R or CD-RW. If not you may want to choose
the message only category in the audio download section. These files will easily
fit on any CD-R if CD-RW even if they are not an 80 minute music CD. When
you have selected the file in the mp3-cd converter click the burn icon. In the
option box click the Write CD option and under the Write Speed select max
speed. Then select OK. It will then burn and your CD is ready to play
on any CD player. When you are asked if you want to save the changes just select
no. The MP3-CD-Convertor software is about 20.00 if you decide you
want it. For the advanced user there is another program that is designed for
editing and many other features and will also allow you to create your own CD's.
It is a little more complicated but great software. It is about 35.00 and is
called Rip-Edit-Burn and it is at www.blazeaudio.com
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