If your car CD player or media center can play and navigate MP3 CDs by folder, using iTunes you can burn your tracks in album-specific folders automatically. (MP3 CDs have the songs burned on them ...

The latest version of Windows Media Player can burn your photos, music and videos on a CD or DVD on the fly. You simply have to drag and drop files from your Windows Media Library to the burn list.

Single session means you can burn files to the CD one time. Make a mistake and you’ll need to get a new disc. Multi-session CDs or DVDs allow you to use the disc several times.

Can you "convert" straight to a blank CD and let windows handle the burning part? It might suck a bit for files that are already MP3, quality-wise, but it might do the trick.

Enable the MP3 CD option and click OK. Create a new playlist—this playlist will contain the albums that you’d like to burn to the MP3 CD.