If your using Windows, I'm sure WMP would do the job, and that comes WITH the os.
I use that sometimes, burns easily and isn't that "heavy" I guess.

If you have an iPod are using iTunes, that could work too. It's not "LITE" but since you opened it to listen/sync your music anyways, I don't see what problem it could be.

Last edited by JoN- (2009-08-07 16:40:49)

Burn4Free?  IS what I use...

^^

He could. I used to burn data discs doing that and thats basically all that the mp3 disc will be anyway.

yea windows built in burner will burn mp3 cd's(not dvd's) and its really lite. jus pop in a blank cd open it up in my computer, drag ur songs to it then hit write these files to cd on the left hand side of that window. imgburn can also write mp3 cd's

Last edited by Mick (2009-08-08 11:02:30)

As stated though, you can use Windows Explorer...  Put a blank CD in, then copy and paste the MP4 files to the CD drive, and it burns a data disc with the MP3 files.

My car stereo has a SD slot, and USB port, so that's what I use...

Your reader probably doesn't read Multi-Session discs, though, I have had them work in other head units I have.  There should not be any specific way to burn the discs, unless it says it won't read multi-session or whatever.  My head unit also reads MP3 discs, but, all I di it use Win explorer, then copy them over.  When I eject the disc, windows pops up and says closing session to make it compatible with other players.  They work in my head unit, as is...  Read your head unit's manual, and see what it WANTS as a format.  UDF, ISO9660, Joliet, and so on...

Just try that Burn4Free, it's FREE, and small..

k, will try both thanks guys.

so that will work? Will try now... what about different folders? I usually organize my music into different genres..

hmm img burn worked. Thanks Mick.

Won't "apprehend" the disc 'eh?

on my pioneer cd player it works but the title comes out all weird and junk... but it works..