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I have 65 music in Mp3 format. I want to burn these music for a CD-R to play it with my stereo system.

I have an Ubuntu 12.04.

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Does your stereo support Mp3 format or do you want to convert all the Mp3s to audio CD and record several CDs with the music?\ – Bruno Pereira♦ Mar 17 at 11:05
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If you want to create a traditional Audio then take a look at this question How to burn MP3 files. Some CD players however also support MP3 files so you just need to copy the files to the CD. – Warren Hill Mar 17 at 11:11
@Bruno Pereira: Yes. I think my stereo support mp3. – xyc Mar 17 at 11:35
You can download some CD/DVD burning softwares from software center like CD/DVD Maker. Use those tools to create a disk. – Yedhu Krishnan Mar 17 at 11:37
@Warren Hill: Thanks. I'll try – xyc Mar 17 at 11:43
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Brasero, the default CD/DVD burning software, should be capable of this regardless of whether your stereo is mp3 compatible or not (try both, CDR media is cheap..)

For an MP3 CD, use "Data project". For an audio disk, use "Audio project".

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Thanks for everyone advice. – xyc Mar 18 at 0:09
I succesfully burnt my musics to the CD. I used Brasero's Data Project. It works with my Stereo and my e:max DVD Player but it doesn't work with my Xbox 360 Slim. – xyc Mar 18 at 0:12
So thanks for everyone. Happy Metal! :) – xyc Mar 18 at 0:13

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