CD Audio (.cda) tracks are audio files that can be stored on CD media. The .cda files are representations of CD audio tracks and do not contain the actual pulse code modulation (PCM) information.
Actually I didn`t think of it as these .cda files are only representations (as minger said); but I googled it and found programs to do it; thank you :)how about .cda to mp3 converter?
You need the original CD, and you need to rip it.I have a .cda files on my CD, and they work; but I want the songs to work on my MP3 player, so how do I get the actual MP3 songs?
Again, you need the background information. Converting CD data to mp3 is called ripping; you need the CD.how about .cda to mp3 converter?
To convert .cda format songs to a playable format, you will need to use a media conversion software. There are many options available online, some for free and others for purchase. Simply search for "cda to mp3 converter" or a similar phrase to find the best option for your needs.
.cda format songs are not actual audio files, but rather shortcuts to the tracks on a CD. Therefore, they cannot be played on their own. To play .cda format songs, you will need to insert the corresponding CD into your computer's CD drive, or use a media player that can read CDs.
No, .cda format songs cannot be played on mobile devices as they are not actual audio files. You will need to convert them to a playable format before transferring them to your mobile device.
If you are experiencing playback issues with .cda format songs, try cleaning the CD or disc drive, updating your media player, or converting the songs to a playable format. If the issue persists, it may be a problem with the CD itself.
No, .cda format songs can only be played by using the CD they are associated with. If you do not have the corresponding CD, you will need to convert the songs to a playable format in order to listen to them.