MP3 cd's
If you have Windows XP, just drag and drop the MP3's into appropriately named folders on your CD. Your CD folder will say "Files Ready To Be Written to CD". Then finalize the CD by right clicking on the CD and choosing the "Write these files to CD"
Don't choose Hi-Mat style, just go with regular.
No need for 3rd party software.
Don't choose Hi-Mat style, just go with regular.
No need for 3rd party software.
Originally posted by M1Rifle@January 14, 2005, 1:35 PM
If you have Windows XP, just drag and drop the MP3's into appropriately named folders on your CD. Your CD folder will say "Files Ready To Be Written to CD". Then finalize the CD by right clicking on the CD and choosing the "Write these files to CD"
Don't choose Hi-Mat style, just go with regular.
No need for 3rd party software.
If you have Windows XP, just drag and drop the MP3's into appropriately named folders on your CD. Your CD folder will say "Files Ready To Be Written to CD". Then finalize the CD by right clicking on the CD and choosing the "Write these files to CD"
Don't choose Hi-Mat style, just go with regular.
No need for 3rd party software.
Originally posted by robair+January 14, 2005, 6:27 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (robair @ January 14, 2005, 6:27 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-M1Rifle@January 14, 2005, 1:35 PM
If you have Windows XP, just drag and drop the MP3's into appropriately named folders on your CD. Your CD folder will say "Files Ready To Be Written to CD". Then finalize the CD by right clicking on the CD and choosing the "Write these files to CD"
Don't choose Hi-Mat style, just go with regular.
No need for 3rd party software.
If you have Windows XP, just drag and drop the MP3's into appropriately named folders on your CD. Your CD folder will say "Files Ready To Be Written to CD". Then finalize the CD by right clicking on the CD and choosing the "Write these files to CD"
Don't choose Hi-Mat style, just go with regular.
No need for 3rd party software.
Can you clarify what "didn't work that way" for you?
Nero is a great tool, as are others. If you want or need the control, they are very helpful.
For creating Shaker-compatible MP3 CD's, however, they aren't needed at all. I'm trying to help those who don't wish to pay for commercial applications.
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