Shashi,
First of all, I wouldn't even try to make an audio cd with that large a number of files, It'll never happen. I usually managed to get around 25 songs, give or take one or two. When I used CDRWin, I would choose the number of files I wished to put on an audio cd, put them in a folder by themselves, and open up that directory within CDRWin, and if in the event I didn't want to place them in a particular order, using WE's drag and drop feature, I just tabbed down to record, and let CDRWin proceed to burn the cd. Before doing that, Don't forget to have CDRWin compute the time required for all of the files, so that you don't go over 80 minutes. If I remember correctly, I think you have to add each file one at a time to the list. You might try selecting them all with the ctrl-a combo, but I don't think you can. After adding all the files you wish to include on the cd, you can use WE's drag and drop to arrange them in the order you wish for them to play.
It really has been a while since I used this program. Hopefully Bruce Toes will speak up here, and correct me if I have missed a step.
I am now using Nero. One thing Nero has going for it is that you can use Windows Explorer to copy and paste into Nero, so you can go all over your puter choosing files. This is a snap compared to all of the steps it takes to do the same thing with CDRWin. Of course you can't get more accessible than CDRWin, but Nero's interface has presented me with no major problems.
Good luck,
Larry
At 03:26 AM 4/11/2005, you wrote:
Hello friends, I am trying to make an Audio Cd containing about 60 MP3 tracks on my hard disk in a certain folder, using CDRWIN. I got as far as finding the required folder on the hard drive and open it. It listed all the tracks correctly. I Then selected them all with ctrl A And pressed enter to load them. Unfortunately nothing got loaded as tabbing to the subsequent buttons revealed that there was nothing in the selected list. Could some expert please tell me what is happening and what I am supposed to do after selecting the desired tracks and indeed how to selecte all the tracks in a folder. Your kind help would be gratefully appreciated. I have Windows Xp Home edition and Window-Eyes V5. Many thanks in advance. Best regards. Shashi.
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