learn winamp to use cdplayer.ini and/or local cdda in user specified folder --->

20th May 2000, 05:33

in a common, NOT PRORIETARY format!!!!!

thats it!

Thor · 20th May 2000, 21:10

Yep Winamp should add every cd to cdplayer.ini ...
I know Winamp is the only thing we should use to play cd's ... but still cdplayer.ini
can be very usefull !
for example : a lot of music-databases use it to import the cd's you have ...

20th May 2000, 22:37

If you play an audio CD using winamp then you can change each tracks info by using the same method as for mp3 files. The next time you play this cd with winamp this info will show up! I wish , though, i knew where all this info is stored

!!! I would like to be able to back it up and transfer it from a pc to another

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20th May 2000, 05:33	#1
Katerkuno Guest Posts: n/a	in a common, NOT PRORIETARY format!!!!! thats it!

20th May 2000, 21:10	#2
Thor Major Dude Join Date: May 2000 Location: Gent, Belgium (Europe) Posts: 968	Yep Winamp should add every cd to cdplayer.ini ... I know Winamp is the only thing we should use to play cd's ... but still cdplayer.ini can be very usefull ! for example : a lot of music-databases use it to import the cd's you have ...

20th May 2000, 22:37	#3
atrias Guest Posts: n/a	If you play an audio CD using winamp then you can change each tracks info by using the same method as for mp3 files. The next time you play this cd with winamp this info will show up! I wish , though, i knew where all this info is stored !!! I would like to be able to back it up and transfer it from a pc to another