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In order to have k3b burn mp3 files to a regular audio cd, one needs to have a "plugin" in the program that does the conversion. For copyright/law/etc. reasons not every distribution comes with this plugin preinstalled. For Fedora Core distributions (at least) there exists an rpm, or actually several for several K3b versions; one needs to install this rpm (suitable version of it) and restart K3b to make it able to burn mp3 files. For Debian such a plugin should exist too, but not every distribution has it as a precompiled binary package; in that case one needs to obtain the source code of K3b and recompile it from source, compiling the "plugin" along with it, I think.
Try and search google for "k3b mp3 plugin" (or "addon" or something) plus your distribution.
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