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#233490 - 06/09/05 03:49 AM whats the best way to back up your Itunes folder?
gnfnr2k old hand Registered: 09/29/01 Posts: 402	I use toast for my cd backing up, and i wanted to back up my i tunes folder, when I tried doing that, i got a messaging saying only 99 tracks can be put on a cd, but I know that is not correct. So what am I doing wrong?<br><br>
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#233491 - 06/09/05 04:00 AM Re: whats the best way to back up your Itunes folder? [Re: gnfnr2k]
MikeSellers I'm not into titles Registered: 05/11/02 Posts: 3738 Loc: Atlanta, GA	External hard drive and burning my Music folder to a DVD. I can't imagine trying to back it up to CDs.<br><br>
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#233492 - 06/09/05 04:38 AM Re: whats the best way to back up your Itunes folder? [Re: gnfnr2k]
Optimus_George veteran Registered: 08/18/03 Posts: 1329 Loc: Pennsylvania	Seems like you might have it set to burn as an mp3 disk and not a data disk. Try setting it up as a data disk. That should work.<br><br>
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#233493 - 06/09/05 04:45 AM Re: whats the best way to back up your Itunes folder? [Re: Optimus_George]
gnfnr2k old hand Registered: 09/29/01 Posts: 402	I only have like 500 songs on my I tunes folder, i am pretty sure a CD can hold like 2000 mps cant it?<br>Also I cant find the option on toast to burn as mp3, that is my problem.<br>
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#233494 - 06/09/05 05:10 AM Re: whats the best way to back up your Itunes fold [Re: gnfnr2k]
drjohn Curmudgeon Registered: 04/20/02 Posts: 6290 Loc: WI-IL borderline	A CD holds about 700MB.<br><br> _________________________ Old farts, the hidden caulk of civilization. Jim Atkinson
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#233495 - 06/09/05 05:15 AM Re: whats the best way to back up your Itunes folder? [Re: gnfnr2k]
Michael Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/08/03 Posts: 7224 Loc: Foxwoods	You could get maybe 200 average sized MP3s on one CD. If you just want to back up your MP3 files insert a blank CD and drag and drop about 700 MB of files on the CD. Then repeat the process with the next CD until you have all the files burned to CDs.<br><br> _________________________
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#233496 - 06/09/05 06:02 AM Re: whats the best way to back up your Itunes folder? [Re: gnfnr2k]
Bryan Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/24/04 Posts: 8099	Here's the idiot-proof way<br><br>Go into the itunes burning prefs<br><br>change from audio cd to data cd<br><br>drag your entire library into an untitled playlist<br><br>click burn<br><br>it will burn one cd at a time, asking for the next as you go. <br><br>You're welcome...no charge!<br><br>
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#233497 - 06/09/05 01:32 PM Re: whats the best way to back up your Itunes fold [Re: Bryan]
iraszl Carpal Tunnel Registered: 07/21/02 Posts: 6182 Loc: Bahrain	nice! i'll have to post this one as a tip...<br><br> _________________________ Check out my sites on ads and design.
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#233498 - 06/09/05 02:25 PM Re: whats the best way to back up your Itunes fold [Re: iraszl]
MacGizmo What? Registered: 04/03/02 Posts: 19198 Loc: Arizona	Too late buddy! <br><br><br><br>CreativeGuy: For your "fix" of design software tips, tricks & commentary. _________________________ The Graphic Mac - Tips, reviews & more on all things OSX & graphic design.
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#233499 - 06/09/05 02:57 PM Re: whats the best way to back up your Itunes folder? [Re: Bryan]
gnfnr2k old hand Registered: 09/29/01 Posts: 402	you rock thanks.<br><br>
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