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Obviously, this is an increasingly popular question due to the proliferation of MP3s on the Internet. Apparently, music fans want the ability to take their favorite (legal!) MP3 files and make customized compact discs. Setting out to find the answer to the question, we started by entering the phrase "MP3 to WAV" in the Yahoo! search box. After sifting through some site matches, we found the answer under Web Page Matches. Daily MP3 provides step-by-step instructions for converting MP3 files to WAVs. We decided to give their technique a spin. Following the instructions, we downloaded Winamp and attempted to convert some MP3s. Happily, it was a simple process and proved successful -- we were able to create WAV files in a snap. Most CD-R or CD-RW drives come equipped with software that allows you to arrange WAV files to burn onto a blank CD. Using the software and Winamp, you should be able to make your own CDs and blast your favorite tunes from most CD players. Remember that WAV files are not compressed and can be quite large. Unless you've got unlimited hard-drive space, you might want to ditch the WAV files once you've successfully created a CD. Also, please keep this in mind: When we're talking about MP3s, we're referring to legal MP3s. You're on your own with the RIAA if you
duplicate copyrighted material!
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