Red Eye Pod - Transcript - Hour 3, Segment 15

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David Lawrence: Okay so in other words it was setting it my opinion different orders like may be Alfa rather then track number. So in that case there is an option in both Windows Media Player and iTunes. I suggest you get iTunes and forget Windows Media Player 10, I don*t like it I like iTunes a lot. And it is designed to do. You might find that you are getting better response from that as well. They have an option to say okay put the track number ahead of the name of the track when ripping. So what you will get is 102030405 so even if it does going and Alfa order it will still put it in the order that it comes in. It will still put in that track order. And these are from CDs, right? These are not coming from audible or any place like that.

Jay: No these are coming from CDs.

David Lawrence: Yeah so that*s what I would do. Now, if that CD is an audio CD only a CD A, you are not going to be able to rip it all. Now you are saying you can here it is just out of order, is that right?

Jay: Yeah. The songs are out of order.

David Lawrence: Okay then in that case my advice is to make sure you have that option where you are putting the tracks and the track number ahead of the name when you rip it. So it goes 01 then space then the track name 02 space track name like that.

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