Cd burners

Well for people who know their stuff on cdr and cdrw disc's, most are either 74mins or 80mins and roughly about 700mb..

So obviously you can store 700mbs worth of stuff on it.

but if you are burning a cd that you made yourself and it can only hold 80mins worth is there any way to fit more than 80mins worth on it?

For instance i have a 4CD album which is only about 89mb, each cd being roughly 20 - 25mb, its in wma format aswell and good quality so i dont know why its so small but i was wondering if there was anyway i could fit these 4CD onto 1cd and listen to it through my cd player?

the trouble is, when you burn a music cd, the mp3's/wma are converted into CDA (CD Audio) and normally grow in size....just try burning it, it will more than likely be to big, but you could remove some of the tracks you dont like so much or just have it on sperate disks.

a lot of newer players support mp3, which means you can fit loads of tunes on a CD.

another option if your hi-fi is in the same room is to buy a cable with one end male headphone jack, other end male RCA jack and link the output from your PC to the AUX input on the hi-fi

yet another solution is to buy a USB FM radio transmitter for your pc (about £20)
and tune you hi-fi into it....then you can stream music straight to the hi-fi from the computer.

dabs.com - Belkin Tunecast II FM Transmitter (F8V3080EA)

that one had some bad reviews, this one looks better

dabs.com - Cygnett Groove Ride FM Transmitter (CY-3-FM)

there looks to be signal problems with some of these products, so it may be worth buying a good fm antenna for your hi-fi at the same time.