Posted 03 April 2007 - 03:10 AM
I just paid $100CAN for Media Creator 9 as an update from Media Creator 7 which i have used for years. I am really pissed off with my purchase as it doesn't copy CD's to the file structure I need when i convert them to Mp3's.
In CD Creator 7 when i wanted to convert my CD's into MP3's i would press the "copy tracks from audio CD" button. Then a screen with several options would pop up. One of the options was "file naming structure". I always used "[artist]-[album]-[number]-[title]". This way the full file name was used; example, "The Cure - Head on the Door - 11 - Close to Me". This is how i need and want my files to be written.
In Media Creator 9 there is NO option for "file naming structure". Am I missing something? The only option when writing the songs is the default of "11 - Close to Me". I know that both versions 7-9 will write the information into the mp3 metatag but I really need the full name like this "[artist]-[album]-[number]-[title]". Is there a way to change the default file structure to include all info?
Any help is appreciated.
cheers,
dj lazarus
I looked and could't find a way of doing that.
This post has been edited by grandpabruce: 03 April 2007 - 04:35 AM
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