[access-uk] Re: cd burning
- From: "Sean Randall" <seanr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 2 Nov 2010 14:08:43 -0000
Husna,
You can indeed copy the files over, though they won't actually go onto the
disc until in the file menu of windows explorer you choose "write these
files to CD". When you paste them in, they're stored in a temporary place on
your hard drive, waiting to be written.
As for playing them back, it depends on what you play them on. If I put a
cd with more than one folder into my old victor classic, it plays the
folders in sequence (so I get the first folder, files 1 2 3 etc, then the
second folder, and so on). The order you want, as it were. Some hardware
(our philips hifi system for example) plays all the files in numeric order,
so you get track 1 of folder 1, then the first one of folder 2, and so on.
All's not lost if you have hardware that does this. There's a program
called MP3tag you can download and install. With it, you can select a bunch
of folders with mp3's in them, and renumber and rename them all (so in
folder one you have tracks 1 to 6, then in folder 2, tracks 7 to 12, etc).
This may not be necessary for you, but is a relatively straightforward
option if you do need it.
I hope this helps.
Sean.
-----Original Message-----
From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Husna Begum
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010. 02:41 AM
To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [access-uk] cd burning
Hi,
i have several different mp3 cds on my computer that i wanted to burn to cd
so that i can listen to it without allways having to have the computer on.
the book i have runs across several different mp3 cds. the tracs on each cd
starts from 1 so on cd 1 it's got track 1, on cd 2 there is a file called
track 1 and cd 3 there is a track 1 as well. so when i burn these cds can i
just send the different folders across to the cd, e.g cd 1, cd 2 or would i
have to rename all the tracks so that they are continuous e.g rename track 1
of cd 2 to track 7 as there are 6 tracks on cd 1. also since the folders are
already mp3 can't i just copy across the folders onto a cd or do i have to
bother about burning it, won't copying suffice?
i would appreciate answers as i am really confused and stuck.
thank you,
Husna
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