best mp3 cd-compilation software?

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hyperion133

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I'm looking for a good prog to put together mp3 compilations to burn on cd. I've used Nero and NTI cd-Maker and neither does what I want, which is drag-and-drop ordering. NTI has mp3 burning but it doesn't allow for drag-and-drop, just alphabetical ordering of whatever files I include. Nero, using the audio CD option allows for the ordering, but wants (I'm guessing) to burn the mp3s as WAVs since the byte size goes off the scale into the next state. Is there a prog that has a "burn mp3 compilation" that also has easy altered ordering of the files?

Thanks.
 
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screaminghell

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hyperion133 said:
I'm looking for a good prog to put together mp3 compilations to burn on cd. I've used Nero and NTI cd-Maker and neither does what I want, which is drag-and-drop ordering. NTI has mp3 burning but it doesn't allow for drag-and-drop, just alphabetical ordering of whatever files I include. Nero, using the audio CD option allows for the ordering, but wants (I'm guessing) to burn the mp3s as WAVs since the byte size goes off the scale into the next state. Is there a prog that has a "burn mp3 compilation" that also has easy altered ordering of the files?

Thanks.
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It doesn't matter which burning software you use..

What you need to do is number the files in Windows Explorer so that the filename leads 01 , 02 , 03 etc. Otherwise the sorting will be alphabetical.
 
The-poacher

The-poacher

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Tag Your files starting with 01 eg

01 The Beatles - Yesterday
02 The Rolling Stones - Jumping Jack Flash

etc

Then load them into your preferred s/ware
 
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hyperion133

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yeah I know but...

... that's the brute force approach I'm already using. What I want is something that will allow me to click and drag the files as in Winamp, Sonique, etc to be in the order I want them and then burn it.
 
VIPER_1069

VIPER_1069

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im sure winamp has a audio burning/diskwriter plugin !?

if you use nero you can drag the files to whatever position you want then burn when you are making the compilation !? :)
 
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