Hi, sorry if this question is in the wrong forum...

I have a 'Captain Obvious' type question about burning mp3 discs: Previously I have burnt lots of music onto CD-R discs to play in my car, but these have always been standard audio discs. Now that I have just bought an mp3 player for my car, I am all set to burn some mp3 discs for my listening pleasure.

Now that I can burn mp3 discs I can obviously fit a lot more music on each disc- so for example if my fave artist has released 10 CD's, I could probably burn these all onto one disc (I think). However (if I am not mistaken) with CD-R type discs, once I have finalized the 'write' I cannot add to these. So if my fave artist released their 11th album I could not add this to the disc with the 10 albums, yes? Am I correct in saying that if I purchase CD-RW discs on the other hand, I can burn mp3 discs but add to them 'after the fact'?(i.e after finalising write). Sorry to ask such a basic question but I thought I should clarify before starting to burn mp3 discs. Thanks in advance to those kind enough to set me straight.

Ok, thanks Lighthouse- but I need to use CD-RW's, yes?

So what sort of discs do I use for burning mp3 discs?

Ok- thank you Lighthouse.

With CD-R discs you can burn them in multi session mode and that will let you append more files to it if space is available though you can't delete anything from them.
With CD-RW discs you have the ability to erase a disc so you use it again. It's not like a hard drive where you can just remove one file and add another. You would have to erase the whole CD-RW and burn all the files again with your removal changes.

Thanks everybody. So, in relation to what jd2066 mentioned with the CD-RW discs: I like the idea of being able to re-write... can I play CD-RW's on my car mp3 player? Are they whole lot more expensive?