midrider

Yes, this is a useful solution but in my opinion to obtain the best quality and in order to avoid any problem with your old car system or hi-fi, you'd better to convert loss file like mp3, ogg etc in wave before writing. That's why I find useful a program like foobar.. then you can burn at lowest speed supported by your device..

This is my favourite way of burning audio on cd. You can use great features provided by Foobar converting all tracks into a WAV + CUE file, than you can use imgburn to write the CUE file on cd.. You can't fail!