Windows will now copy your files or folders to the CD burner drive of your PC and when it's done copying it will open the CD burner drive in a new window. At Disc title, you enter a name for your disc. Right-click on the selected files or folders, go to Send to and choose your CD burner drive (e.g., DVD RW Drive (E:) or CD RW Drive (E:) ).Ħ. Go to the MP3 files or folders you want to burn to a CD.ĥ. Insert a blank (empty) CD into the CD burner drive of your PC.Ģ. To view the file size of a folder, right-click on the folder and then click on Properties.ġ.

Place all MP3 files or folders in one folder and make sure that the total file size of that folder does not exceed the capacity of your CD (usually 650 MB or 700 MB).

I recommend using a CD-R instead of a CD-RW (rewritable) because not all CD players can play rewritable CDs properly.

If you want to have an organized MP3 CD, then it's a good idea to create folders on your computer and copy the MP3 files into these folders before you start the burning process.

Note: If you want to burn MP3 files to an Audio CD that can play on any CD player and car stereo, then you should use the second method (with Windows Media Player) on this page. Windows 10 File Explorer (also known as Windows Explorer in previous Windows versions) has a built-in CD and DVD burning feature. How to burn an MP3 CD in Windows 10 using File Explorer

Windows Media Player (built-into Windows 10).

You can use the built-in CD burning feature in File Explorer and Windows Media Player, or extra CD burning software, like Nero Burning Rom, Ashampoo Burning Studio, or ImgBurn. On this page, you will find a few ways to burn MP3 files or folders to a CD. This tutorial will show you step by step how to burn an MP3 CD in Windows 10 with and without using extra CD burning software. Windows Android Linux Gaming Internet How to burn an MP3 CD in Windows 10 (5 easy ways)

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