Winamp and Nero

Hey frist things first. I have a play list created in Winamp. It consists of about 140 songs from my conlection of about 2000+. I was woundering if anyone knows if its even possible that is to some how take all those songs in my list and place then over to Nero so i can burn them with out having to pick them one by ...

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frist things first. I have a play list created in Winamp. It consists of about 140 songs from my conlection of about 2000+.
 
I was woundering if anyone knows if its even possible that is to some how take all those songs in my list and place then over to Nero so i can burn them with out having to pick them one by one from nero.. cause they are all over my hard drive and stuff. not all in the same directory. So ya is there anyway to get all my songs in one click over there to nero from winamp or will i have to go into nero and search for each one.... one by one
 
 
 
 
Thanx,
 
Masterfinn

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Does Nero have the capability to directly import Winamp playlist files? Using the playlist file itself would be the easiest way I would think since Winamp playlist files a plaintext and have the complete path to the song stored in them. Failing that, do utilities exist that'll convert a Winamp playlist into a format Nero can handle directly?

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In winamp there is a plugin that is called disk writer. There you can select the output destination and format. Just open the playlist select output destination and format (mp3 wav...) and then press play.

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Drag a *.m3u file into the make audio CD window and Nero will read it straight up.

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That works well if im just going to burn a regular music cd, with like 20 songs on it, but I want to know if you can do this some how to make an mp3 cd, with alot more songs. I dont think it is possible...........mgh
 
 
 
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Quote:That works well if im just going to burn a regular music cd, with like 20 songs on it, but I want to know if you can do this some how to make an mp3 cd, with alot more songs. I dont think it is possible...........mgh



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Just open the playlist in a text editor and do a series of finds and replaces to make a bat file to copy all the mp3s to a temporary location. Burn from there. That is assuming that you hav the space of course.

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I don't quite get what you mean.
Are you referring to a data backup CD, or an mp3 CD that will play in a conventional CD player that can read mp3?
 
If you mean a data backup CD, just drag any files you want from the Nero Explorer into the CD list.
 
If you want to make an mp3 CD for CD players, please consult your CD player manual. Then build the CD as required in Nero.

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Quote:I don't quite get what you mean.
Are you referring to a data backup CD, or an mp3 CD that will play in a conventional CD player that can read mp3?

If you mean a data backup CD, just drag any files you want from the Nero Explorer into the CD list.

If you want to make an mp3 CD for CD players, please consult your CD player manual. Then build the CD as required in Nero.

I think he wants to take the songs straight from teh playlist to the cd without having to select each song individually.