MP3 to CD Plus 1.0 can burn an Audio CD from many types of audio files, also, this software can rip audio tracks from an Audio CD to audio files, and to convert audio files from one to another.

Download MP3 to CD Plus 1.0, operate the installation program of the software, and follow according to the instructions.

• Windows 98 SE, ME, 2000, XP or above.
• CD/DVD Burner Device.


• Visual Basic runtime files (for Windows 98 SE users only)
• Aspi Driver

MP3 to CD Plus 1.0 is being compiled using Visual Basic version 6, and it is required the VB runtime files:
Click here to download VB Runtime files (installation program).

Make sure that Microsoft Layer for Unicode has been installed currently:
Microsoft Layer for Unicode on Windows 98/98.

Make sure to have the latest version of DirectX installed on the computer (at least version 8):
Click here to move to the Microsoft DirectX home page.

Make sure Windows Media Format has been installed currently:
Click here to move to the Microsoft Windows Media Format home page.

Make sure Aspi driver has been installed currently:
Aspi Driver

In order to add the audio files to burn list, you can click on the 'Add' button on the main tool-bar, select the audio files that you are wish to burn, and then click on the 'Add' button.
Also, you can 'drag and drop' the audio files that you are wish to burn from the explorer.

Note, MP3 to CD Plus 1.0 supports
MP3, WMA, WAV, OGG and APE types of audio files.

After selecting the audio files that you wish to burn, click on the 'Burn' button, in the main tool bar, and follow according to the instructions. MP3 to CD Plus 1.0 will automatically convert the audio files that are in the 'burn list' to the standard CD players format (44100 Hz, 2 Channels, 16-bit).

MP3 to CD Plus 1.0 can operate many events at the end of the burning process, you can play a sound, open the CD door, turn the PC off, and more.
To do so, go to 'Options->Events', and select the events that you wish to operate at the end of the burning process.

This may be a bug of the Windows Explorer. In many cases the audio tracks are already exist in the CD, but the Windows Explorer can't display them. Try to open those audio songs with the media player, or with a different program that can play an audio CD.

After you place your order, within several minutes (normally instantly), you will receive an order confirmation email with your registration code. Please insert this registration code in the registration field, and then click on the 'OK' button to complete the registration. If the registration code is invalid, download and install the latest version of the MP3 to CD Plus 1.0, then try again.

• MP3 to CD Plus 1.0 Home Page


• MP3 to CD Plus 1.0 Download Page


• MP3 to CD Plus 1.0 Support Page


• Visual Basic runtime files (for Windows 98 SE users)


• Microsot ActiveX Home Page


• Microsot Windows Media Format (WMF) Home Page
• Aspi Driver

If you need more help, you can contact us by using the support page of MP3 to CD Plus 1.0.