Can i get CD form

[Shannon]

Hello, Shannon. Thank you for your prompt reply to my cd question. I understand your predicament. This is another one of those iceberg issues I mentioned in a post elsewhere; there is a lot more that has to go on behind the scenes for the end result to magically appear. I was trying to only burn one track to the cd and got the message that the MP3 track contained something like 903mb, while there was only 700mb available on the disc. In trying to find a larger capacity disc, I discovered 700mb seems to be the industry standard limit, so I am stuck. Someone trying to be helpful told me to download a program that would convert MP3 format to CD, but after the conversion there was no link to actually burn a CD. These kinds of brick walls really frustrate those of us who do not care to join the current technological revolution. This is not because I am just old and inept, but I consciously avoid herd instincts and suspect any type of technology that feeds info to "Big Brother" any more than I have to. You really seem to be doing good work for folks here, and I will just have to try and adjust to what you can reasonably offer regarding media format.
Kindest Regards, Ron

Ron, the biggest CD you can buy is 800 megabytes in size. Unless you create an audio DVD - and I have no knowledge of how to do that - you describe a problem with a simple solution, which I already told you.

There are three tracks and each is 30 minutes long. That's 90 minutes total, and 90 minutes is 900 megabytes. Solution is to burn only your two preferred tracks to a CD. Voila, 600 megabytes, and it fits on everything.