Importing CD Audio

[jjwdeignan]

Is there a way to specify that Roxio create an O/S file name comprised of Track Number and Title?

 

Other media software such as Windows Media Player and Real Player not only provide this option but make it easy to specify. I have been searching unsuccessfully for hours for a way to do this with Roxio.

[sknis]

Is there a way to specify that Roxio create an O/S file name comprised of Track Number and Title?

 

Other media software such as Windows Media Player and Real Player not only provide this option but make it easy to specify. I have been searching unsuccessfully for hours for a way to do this with Roxio.

 

Did you get all the tags set? If so, go to the Roxio Home Applications page. Under the Utilities is one named "Rename Audio files". Read the directions or you'll screw up the names, tags and other.

[jjwdeignan]

Is there a way to specify that Roxio create an O/S file name comprised of Track Number and Title?

 

Other media software such as Windows Media Player and Real Player not only provide this option but make it easy to specify. I have been searching unsuccessfully for hours for a way to do this with Roxio.

 

I understand about audio tags but they do not solve my problem. I am looking for a simple way to "Rip" one or more tracks from a CD and have the O/S file name consist of track number and title:

 

1 No More Sad Refrains

2 Knocking On Heaven's Door

[sknis]

I understand about audio tags but they do not solve my problem. I am looking for a simple way to "Rip" one or more tracks from a CD and have the O/S file name consist of track number and title:

 

1 No More Sad Refrains

2 Knocking On Heaven's Door

Did you read my post or only part of it?

 

The only way to do it is to use the Utility I talked about. I don't know of any way to do this automatically while ripping.