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So if I download Mint it can actually convert and burn MP3's
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well in as much as MS Windows can, i.e. the OS doesn't do it, but you can get software for it which can
if what you mean is, " can I open a burn app, browse to the directory where my mp3 files are and quickly and easily make an audio cd?"
Then the answer is yes, the application k3b can do that. I can't remember if k3b was installed already, if it wasn't I quickly and easily added it using the software manager.
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Hmmn, Maybe I did it in another distro, just tried it it didn't work, guess I need to install something else, I'll have a look! Mint's forums are handy for that sort of thing
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added libk3b2-extracodecs using Synaptic and k3b does it now