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Reaper
What would be the best way to do a backup of over 3,000 mp3's in one folder? I have burned them to cdr in the past, but that was when I only had a few hundred mp3's at the time. Now I still want to put them on cdr's, but it would be very time consuming picking the right amount of files (650-700mb).

Any ideas would be appreciated smile.gif

Thank you.
B
http://bttb.sourceforge.net/

Burn to the brim.

This is a program that calculates how much files you can stuff on a cd. Is this what you're looking for ?
Case
Just an idea, if your files have tags you can try Tag 2.0 to move files to album subdirectories. That might make handling them easier for you.
Emanuel
Personally, I like subfolders like the following:

Artist name/(year) Album title/Track number - Song name

or

Various Artists/(year) Album title/Track number - Artist name - Song name

Just use the same folders on the cd layout and you have an easy way of making and restoring a backup.
Reaper
QUOTE
Originally posted by Benny.X
http://bttb.sourceforge.net/ 

Burn to the brim.

This is a program that calculates how much files you can stuff on a cd. Is this what you're looking for ?


Kinda what I am looking for. Once it selects files, does it remove them from a list so you don't select them again?
Ruse
QUOTE
Originally posted by Benny.X
http://bttb.sourceforge.net/ 

Burn to the brim.

This is a program that calculates how much files you can stuff on a cd. Is this what you're looking for ?

Great link Benny.X
Reaper
Benny.X, Thanks, that was exactly what I was looking for. I downloaded it and gave it a try and it works great. Thanks again.
xmixahlx
just do it alphabetically...

use data cd in nero [or something similar] and burn away.
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