[ALMOSTsaved]

Okay, I have Roxio 9 and I can't figure out why this keeps happening but I have been ripping albums to MP3 and when I do, the tracks look like this: 01 - Houses Of The Holy. However, when I burn to disc the track ends up looking like this: 01_Houses Of The Holy_Led Zeppelin. Why does the tag change from computer folder to burned disc and what can I do to make it look like the former rather than the latter on disc?

[Beerman]

Okay, I have Roxio 9 and I can't figure out why this keeps happening but I have been ripping albums to MP3 and when I do, the tracks look like this: 01 - Houses Of The Holy. However, when I burn to disc the track ends up looking like this: 01_Houses Of The Holy_Led Zeppelin. Why does the tag change from computer folder to burned disc and what can I do to make it look like the former rather than the latter on disc?

I use Music Disc Creator and select 'Audio Tags' then in the Edit Audio Tag box, change the artist's name to 'Original Value' then 'Done' and then you can 'Save' or export your file. I've not tried this in the other apps in the suite as I like Music Disc Creator much more.
It does appear using the EMC9 Home menu, under Audio/Convert CD's seems to work fine for me as well (never tried that before).
Can you post exactly how you rip your cd's?

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This post has been edited by Beerman: 19 October 2007 - 05:30 PM

[REDWAGON]

Just looking around at some other possible reasons for the artist name at the end, I came across this option in EMC 9 under "Audio" Convert CD's--Extract CD's to MP3. Would this help ?
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[ALMOSTsaved]

I use Music Disc Creator and select 'Audio Tags' then in the Edit Audio Tag box, change the artist's name to 'Original Value' then 'Done' and then you can 'Save' or export your file. I've not tried this in the other apps in the suite as I like Music Disc Creator much more.
It does appear using the EMC9 Home menu, under Audio/Convert CD's seems to work fine for me as well (never tried that before).
Can you post exactly how you rip your cd's?

I actually rip with the Audio/Convert CDs menu and in folders the songs look as they should...it's just that they take on a whole other appearance once burned to disc and that's what I don't understand. I thought when you burn a disc it's supposed to mirror exactly what the file is. This is the equivalent of me snapping a picture of myself with my arms raised above my head, burning the image to disc and when I view the pic my hands are in my pocket.

[cdanteek]

Is Enable Audio Disc Information download checked in options?

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