The song is stored directly on the CD, can I listen to it in the car?

First of all, you need hardware, you need a CD drive in the car, if you don't have a CD, where to put it**? The second is that you need to burn a disc or buy a disc, burning needs to be in accordance with a certain format, the burning software will have that format, choose yourself, as for what format, it depends on what format the car optical drive supports, and the general cd *** format is supported. The last is a suggestion.,Personally, I feel that U disk is always better than CD:

1. Small size, easy to store; 2. The storage capacity is large, and there can be more high-quality ones; 3. Repeated use, low cost; 4. There are many styles of U disk, choose the one you like, beautiful; 5. There are many advantages above the U disk, and the replacement of optical drives is a general trend.

If your car is only with the ** function of the CD, you must engrave it into a CD format, if your car carrier can ***** this is good, you can engrave a lot of songs into it on a disk. Your friend's piece is on the plate, which is only equivalent to putting it on the U disk, because if he uses the computer to look at it, the computer has all kinds of ** devices, all kinds of decoding, and the ** device in your car is not, and the files you engrave must be supported by the ** device on your car, which can be **. If the bass of your car itself is good enough, you can hear anything you carve, if it costs tens of thousands of dollars, you still have to install another set of speaker equipment.

OK. Cars are supported in this format.

Set ** to a compression ratio of 1:10 or even 1:12.

Compressed into smaller files, the sound quality of the replayed is not noticeable to most users compared to the original uncompressed audio.

If it can only be in **CD format, then directly engrave the CD disc, so that a CD can only be engraved into 16-20 songs, but there is no restriction on *** or WMA, that is, both of these can be engraved into the CD disc. The disadvantage is that there are fewer songs.

If your car ** device can ***** and WMA format songs, then you can engrave a ***** CD, but the songs on this disc can only be in *** format. You can usually put around 180 songs. The CD engraving method of the WMA format is the same, that is, there are more songs engraved than the *** format, because the WMA format is smaller.

The last is to choose a CD disk, CD, *** and WMA are all engraved with the usual CD disc, CD disc is divided into CD+R and CD+RW, R can only be engraved once, no matter good or bad, you can only use it once, but **cheap. RW can be used many times, but it is a little more expensive.

I personally recommend using CD+R to engrave *** car CD.

To copy a song to a car CD, you need to burn the song to a CD, follow these steps:

1. You need to install a burning drive on your computer.

2. You need to install a burning software.

3. Run the burning software, select the songs that need to be burned, and it is best to copy the songs to be burned to a directory according to the capacity of your optical drive.

4. Select "Burn", OK and wait for the burning to be completed.