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Is there a way to make an MP3 cd that is “open” so I can add music to it but while its “open” I can listen to it, with a regualar CD-R? On my old computer it came with adaptec easy CD creator and you could make an “open” disc, and we used that to store our Digital Pictures on, we could add to it but we could also read from it.
nope, sorry. if you want to make a data cd with mp3 files on it, you can leave it open to add more files. but to have it actually play the music off the CD, you have to finalize the disc.
Okay thank you
I believe it depends on the CD player. If you are buring a data CD to play the MP3’s on another computer, MP3 playing CD walkman or DVD player etc, it actually depends on the player it self.
Personally thinking (meaning I have not tried it), if it’s only a data CD, you shouldn’t have any problems playing it if it’s not finalized.
Actually, I think that the scenario miltonbulldog09 is describing is possible, if in fact you can make these “picture” cds that you speak of. But, why would you do this if you could just buy / use a few more cds. They go on sale almost every other week – you can get them for close to 10$/50-pack which is actually quite high considering I get mine on Black Friday- for free 😀
actually I am saving up to but a wireless router and stuff so I can get the internet and network our computers together, so I want to try to limit the number of CDs used to transfer MP3 files back in forth the computers to save money.