Windows doesn't support burning/reading CDText, which is the technology that
you're asking about. You could achieve your goal by using a third party
burning application that does support CDText, such as Roxio or Nero.
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"churin" <churin DeleteThis @new.postalias> wrote in message
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>I burned CD in Audio CD format out of a collection of MP3 musics. I
>reviewed the Audio CD so burned and I noticed that file names are changed
>to Track01.cda, Track02.cda,... from the original files names(being music
>titles) of MP3 musics.
>
> How can I make the file names to be the same as the original file name for
> MP3? My car stereo appears unable to read the tag and can only displays
> the file names.