Nils Jeppe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, Andrew D Lenharth wrote: > > > > I'm in the midst of doing this myself. There are even two impeding > > > pieces of consumer electronics about to hit the market which will play > > > an ISO-9660 CDROM with mp3's on it. > > > > I did this. DO you know how cheep a CDROM tower is? Mine is populated > > with 4x drives which is plenty > > I just keep all my mp3-encodedd CD's on harddisk. It's almost 6GB, but > hd's are really cheap these days and it means I never, ever have to swap > cd's anymore. Plus I get some additional space on my shelves since I > could move all my cd's into the basement :-)
I keep them all on hard disk; I have two niftp 27 GB disks on my machine, so that has plenty of room for all my music. The reason I want the consumer electronics I mentioned is for *portable* use. I'm going to burn all these mp3s back onto (way fewer) CD-ROMs and I can cart them around with me easily. The consumer electronics are portable Discman like things, which play either regular audio CDs or CD-ROMs containing mp3s. Thomas