Tracks / Text

[Dani33]

Hello

Back in the early 2000's i used a free program where all the track titles would come up and i would just cover and paste all tracks onto Notepad or WordPad.

Anyone remember the name of this software?

Thanks

[hech54]

Most CD rippers will go online for you and get the track listing if it is a commercial, store bought CD.
Something called CDText was also used on a small portion of CDs.

[Dani33]

Thanks hech54

Thanks for the information my friend... Its i have a good few mp3's in folders and instead painstakingly copy/paste each track onto notepad, is there another software/way of doing this?

Many thanks

[videobruger]

Like CMD:

dir /b *.mp3  > tracklist.txt

[hech54]

I used to use this:
https://www.karenware.com/powertools/karens-directory-printer
I like it.

[hech54]

Like CMD:

dir /b *.mp3  > tracklist.txt

Does modern DOS allow you to copy and paste the results to a text document?

[Dani33]

Hello

Thanks again for replies., Much appreciated...

I shall take a look... hopefully it will do the job.

Many thanks

[jagabo]

Like CMD:

dir /b *.mp3  > tracklist.txt

Does modern DOS allow you to copy and paste the results to a text document?

The given command line outputs the list to a plain text file called tracklist.txt. That can be opened with any text editor. If one does this instead:

dir /b *.mp3

The list will be printed in the CLI window where you can mark and copy to the clipboard, then paste into any program.


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You can get a bare list of all files in a folder and subfolders therein with:

dir /s /b *.mp3  > tracklist.txt