How many songs can be stored on a CD, and how many songs can be burned on a CD

You should first determine whether your *** machine supports reading *** or WMA such a compression format,If it does,Directly engrave the disc in the form of data,How many can be loaded,It is estimated that it can be hundreds,Of course, it also depends on how big your single**file is...

If you don't support reading *** or WMA and other formats, then you need to engrave it into a CD audio track, and if you want to read the audio track, a standard CD disc can record 72 to 74 minutes**. Recording a CD audio track does not look at the size of the ** file but mainly looks at the time.

It depends on the format.

Most of the engraved disks are in *** format.

Format: The memory is comparatively larger.

About 120 songs.

In fact, there should be more plates.

A disc engraved about 30 is enough.

There is no directory.

There are fewer songs, and I can listen to them, and I can write a catalog, but there are more songs.

The table of contents is not easy to write.

It's hard to find which tune to listen to

It depends on the size of the space occupied by each song, generally about 5MB, but every moment a song will produce some fragments, so you can't engrave hundreds, if you carve it yourself, it's about 50 songs.

If you engrave a song on a CD, just 16 to 19 songs, that's based on the total time of the song, and 1 disc can hold more than 60 minutes.

If it is written in *** format, the average song is 4m, which is 700 4 to convert.

I occasionally carve a disc, I guess that's it.

Hehe! This mainly depends on what format you engrave**!

For example, if you want to engrave MP-3, you can engrave more than 200 songs!

If you engrave WMA, you can engrave more than 300 to 400 songs!

But the sound quality of WMA is not as good as that of MP-3!

It is recommended that you engrave the MP-3 for it! o(∩_o...

Downstairs! What do you know?

50 songs. I laughed! Are you *** disc?

How many songs can be engraved on a CD? There are several scenarios for this:

1.If you burn a CD** disc with an ordinary CD-R recording disc, you can only burn about 16 songs (depending on the size of the song capacity or less than or more than 16 songs);

2.If you burn a ***** disc with a regular CD-R recording disc, you can burn about 150 songs (less than or more than 150 songs depending on the size of the song capacity); Huai Yu Yu.

The disc cannot burn CD** discs, only ***** discs, and the capacity of the songs burned is about 6 times that of CD-R discs;

4.If you burn songs as a data disc, the number of songs burned by CD-R and ***-R is the same as the number of songs burned by ***** Leadstone discs.

How many songs can be engraved on a CD? There are several scenarios for this:

1.If you burn a CD** disc with an ordinary CD-R recording disc, you can only burn about 16 songs (depending on the size of the song capacity or less than or more than 16 songs);

2.If you burn a ***** disc with a regular CD-R recording disc, you can burn about 150 songs (less than or more than 150 songs depending on the size of the song capacity);

The disc cannot burn CD** discs, only ***** discs, and the capacity of the songs burned is about 6 times that of CD-R discs;

4.If you burn songs as a data disc, the number of songs burned by CD-R and ***-R is the same as the number of ***** discs.

A CD has a capacity of about 600 megabytes, and there are 100 songs in *** format.

Engrave songs into CDs, usually 10 heads per disc (no more than 20).

The disc cannot burn CD** discs, only ***** discs, and the capacity of the songs burned is about 6 times that of CD-R discs;

Extended Materials. A CD-ROM uses optical information as a storage carrier and is used to store data. Non-rewritable discs, such as CD-ROM, ***-ROM, etc.; and rewritable discs, such as CD-RW, ***-RAM, etc.

Optical disc is a device that uses the principle of laser to read and write, and is a rapidly developing auxiliary memory, which can store a variety of text, sound, graphics, images and animations and other digital information.

It depends on how big the disc is. And then there are the size of the songs, which are not the same, from a few trillions to tens of trillions. Of course, you can calculate that 1g = 1024m

A CD can engrave about 18 songs.

There are many and few, and some discs can hold a few g

It depends on what form of disk you burn, data disk and ** disk.

If you burn a data disk, a disk can burn 700M**, 128K bit rate ***, a song is about 3 5M, take the median value of 4M, a disk can put about 1780 songs (only on the computer or on the CD player that supports *****).

If you want to burn a general audio disc (that is, a standard CD**), a disc can burn 80 minutes**, almost seventeen or eighteen songs (now the new ** is not long, it is estimated that more than 20 capitals can be engraved, as long as the total time does not exceed 80 minutes).