I want to convert a CD to MP3 but I'd like to make one MP3 file for the entire CD. (It's an Audiobook that spans 26 CDs and I don't want to have to deal with 700-ish individual tracks.) I'm on a Win7 ...

Here’s a little tip to help you keep track of all those backup CDs and DVDs you’re burning. (You are making regular backups, right?). If you’ve got a full-bore backup strategy going, you’re probably ...

CDs aren’t exactly cutting-edge in 2025. Since the peak years around the turn of the millennium, sales have plummeted because streaming services like Spotify have taken over. But there are still times ...

CDs are inexpensive, small and lightweight. This makes them easy to store, carry around and mail. They're also user-friendly. Today, many different kinds of audio-visual data are stored and sold on ...

May 3, 2007 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Reader Kevin's got stacks of burned data CDs and DVDs, but doesn't want to have to switch them in and out of his CD ...

Windows only: Freeware application CD Recovery Toolbox finds and retrieves files on scratched or otherwise damaged CDs and DVDs. Under normal circumstances, a badly scratched disc might show up as ...

Write-protected CDs are designed to have files copied to them only once. Blank write-protected CDs are identified as CD-R discs. Using the default options in Windows, once you copy files to a CD-R and ...

Chances are you have an interest in burning DVDs and CDs for one reason or the other. You might be wondering, which free software is good enough for this task right now, and we’d like to say, a ...

Vinyl is booming, streaming services are more popular than ever, and we’re all depressed. This means one thing and one thing only: it’s time to reassess CDs. Yes, friends, you read that correctly. The ...

if the file is a tar archive of a bootable system image of some kind, you should do the following:<br><br>1. Run the Terminal application<br>2. Use the cd command to get to the directory where the tar ...

Try sending a physical CD by a new artist to Spotify or iTunes for inclusion on their platform and see how far you get. So why are broadcasters still willing to work – and drown – in the ways of old?