sooooo I have this winamp playlist...

[Keego]

what would be the easiest way to burn all these files to cd (in mp3 format, not as an audio cd)?

 

[Maleficus]

use nero
create data cd
drag all the MP3's to the Other Window
Click burn

 

[b0mbrman]

Hmmm...save it as a html file...cut n paste it into a text file...make an exe file that reads from the list then burns them...

Actually, i'm sure there's a plugin for it...lemme search

 

[b0mbrman]

Found it guy 🙂
burningCD
from the winamp.com site or just download here

 

[Keego]

BurningCD burns audio cd's, I already had it installed 🙂

and yes, I could code something, but bleh it's too early at night to start coding. 😛

 

[Keego]

and Maleficus, the whole point is so I don't have to wade through 6gb of mp3's to find the cd's on the playlist 😛

 

[b0mbrman]

<< BurningCD burns audio cd's, I already had it installed 🙂
and yes, I could code something, but bleh it's too early at night to start coding. 😛 >>


Dang...I don't know what else to do then 🙁 It seems so simple though that I don't know why someone wouldn't code it and put it out for everyone...

 

[Keego]

yeah, I guess people just don't make that many custom mp3 cd's. where are those programmers who own riovolts :disgust:

 

[b0mbrman]

<< and Maleficus, the whole point is so I don't have to wade through 6gb of mp3's to find the cd's on the playlist 😛 >>


Hmmm...ok, well do you have Nero or Adaptec or winCDR?

 

[Keego]

nero, but he didn't understand the question fully

...

IE: nero cannot parse playlist files into files to burn.

 

[Maleficus]

sowwie ur right i didnt understand what you meant, i will keep an eye out for you in my insomniac's quest (browse the internet ( mainly AT endlessly)

 

[b0mbrman]

<< nero, but he didn't understand the question fully
IE: nero cannot parse playlist files into files to burn. >>


No no...I got it...I was looking at the way Nero saves burn lists...then seeing if I could do something using a cut-n-pasted winamp playlist but it's all gibberish to me how Nero encodes it 🙁