I am trying to imgine getting all my CD's coverted over to MP3 and am wondering if there is a "magic" software out there that will help me name the files etc. I have Nero and Roxio but am wondering if any of you have the kind? Nero blows converting to MP3 and Roxio won't let me do the name search. Not sure what's going on. What a pain but i guess worth it in the end. Gotta do something going from a CD-6 to the single disk player.

 

The latest version of Windows Media Player will convert cd audio to mp3s. There is also an area under options where you can have it get the media information and name it accordingly. The bad thing about media player is that you really can't get very good quality using mp3 format. You could choose wma which will give you better quality.

I use music match to burn my cds to mp3. I think winamp will also do the same thing.

 

Winamp5 is well worth the money. MusicMatch has a habit of disabling cddb access for old versions when they release a new version.

 

MusicMatch is a good program, however I am using a different one at home that worked real well.. I believe the name to be NeoAudio.. It does CDDB (Title Lookup) and rips to your chioce of filename/directory structure.. I have over 60GB of music ripped with it.. Works real well, and not too spendy.. Google it...

NFE

 

CDex works well for me...

 

Me too !!
Simple and easy to use, not overgrown and bloated with a bunch of stuff you will never use like other programs.

 

Thanks for the leads guy's! I've been blasting through my CD's with neo and have not looked back. Put the disk it, it looks up the songs and I click MP3, very simple, very easy! I downloaded the CDex and will install it to try it out. This is exactly the answers I was looking for! Thanks again.