Burning recorded radio

I would really like to be able to burn music and drama that I have
recored from bbc radio 3 & 4 to play in my car, but I have not been able
to find a way to do this. I'm not even sure if this is possible. Can
anybody help me please.


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numbskull wrote:
> I would really like to be able to burn music and drama that I have
> recored from bbc radio 3 & 4 to play in my car, but I have not been
> able to find a way to do this. I'm not even sure if this is possible.
> Can anybody help me please.
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What is the format of the recorded files?

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I'm not sure what the format is of the recorded file.

The info I have is: Microsoft Recorded TV Show (.dvr-ms)
Opens with Media Center
Location C:\Users\Public\Recorded TV
Channel Number 803 BBC Radio 3
Audio Bit rate 901 kbps

I am able to burn recorded TV shows on DVD with no problems from the
same location. As you can tell I'm not very technical, but willing to
learn.


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numbskull wrote:
> I'm not sure what the format is of the recorded file.
>
> The info I have is: Microsoft Recorded TV Show (.dvr-ms)
> Opens with Media Center
> Location C:\Users\Public\Recorded TV
> Channel Number 803 BBC Radio 3
> Audio Bit rate 901 kbps
>
> I am able to burn recorded TV shows on DVD with no problems from the
> same location. As you can tell I'm not very technical, but willing to
> learn.
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Ok...if these are DVR-MS files...maybe the
following articles would be worth a look. If you
can get the files converted to .mp3 then you
can burn your Audio CD.

I'm sure there are other ways to accomplish
this task but at least this is a start.

Converting DVR-MS files to MP3 for ITunes – Simple process.
http://www.appliedrelaytesting.co.uk..._drvms2mp3.htm

Once you have the .mp3 files the following
article will help you burn the Audio CD.

Windows Media Player 11 for Windows Vista
Burn Your Own Customized Audio CDs
http://tinyurl.com/3dndyj
or...
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...3a7131033.mspx

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The link to the Digital Media Converter seems to be doing exactly what I
need, I've had a go with trying it out and it's nice, simple and very
easy to use. A great big "THANK YOU" John for your help and bless your
heart


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numbskull wrote:
> The link to the Digital Media Converter seems to be doing exactly
> what I need, I've had a go with trying it out and it's nice, simple
> and very easy to use. A great big "THANK YOU" John for your help and
> bless your heart
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You're welcome...I'm happy that you are
having success with your project.

Thanks for the update.

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