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Thread started 06/26/06 12:19pm

Graycap23

How do u organize your cd'rs?

Question: I have thousands of cd's. It's way beyond my control and I can't seem 2 put my hands on anything. My question is, for those of u that have a lot of cd'rs without cases, what method do u use to file them? I need 2 get organized and I'm looking for good ideas that work.

Thanks in advance.
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Reply #1 posted 06/26/06 12:20pm

jerseykrs

Dude, store everything on a hard drive (either external or internal)
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Reply #2 posted 06/26/06 12:21pm

luv4all7

I just put 'em all in the cd changer. it was full the other day when i went to put something in so i whipped out a shitty disc and threw it away to make room 4 the new one.
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Reply #3 posted 06/26/06 12:22pm

MickG

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They do have devices that store CDs, and you can play what ever one you want.

However, jerseykrs has it right too. Digital files are always easy to store.

I would sudgest however you get jeweled cases for all them loose CD.
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Reply #4 posted 06/26/06 12:22pm

Graycap23

jerseykrs said:

Dude, store everything on a hard drive (either external or internal)



I do but I do NOT want 2 fall victim to a hard drive crash. I have a few multi-GB drives but I guess I'm still "old" school because I still burn everything to disk. (Mp3 disk)
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Reply #5 posted 06/26/06 12:23pm

jerseykrs

Graycap23 said:

jerseykrs said:

Dude, store everything on a hard drive (either external or internal)



I do but I do NOT want 2 fall victim to a hard drive crash. I have a few multi-GB drives but I guess I'm still "old" school because I still burn everything to disk. (Mp3 disk)



well then, buy some of the single sleeves and keep them in a cd file box.
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Reply #6 posted 06/26/06 12:24pm

jerseykrs

MickG said:

They do have devices that store CDs, and you can play what ever one you want.

However, jerseykrs has it right too. Digital files are always easy to store.

I would sudgest however you get jeweled cases for all them loose CD.



Yeah, I keep it all on the HD and burn discs as I want to hear them. If they get scratched, toss it and burn another.

I'm actually in the process of moving it all to my MP3 player, then I'll get a car radio with an aux. input and i'm in serious business. thumbs up!
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Reply #7 posted 06/26/06 12:25pm

luv4all7

jerseykrs said:

Graycap23 said:




I do but I do NOT want 2 fall victim to a hard drive crash. I have a few multi-GB drives but I guess I'm still "old" school because I still burn everything to disk. (Mp3 disk)



well then, buy some of the single sleeves and keep them in a cd file box.


Hey not trying to jack your thread, but what does it mean when a warning keeps popping up that theres low disc space in the c drive.....or something like that. Anyways, I click on it and everythings empty.
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Reply #8 posted 06/26/06 12:26pm

jerseykrs

luv4all7 said:

jerseykrs said:




well then, buy some of the single sleeves and keep them in a cd file box.


Hey not trying to jack your thread, but what does it mean when a warning keeps popping up that theres low disc space in the c drive.....or something like that. Anyways, I click on it and everythings empty.



It means your hard drive (or at least that partition of it) is becoming dangerously close to FULL.
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Reply #9 posted 06/26/06 12:30pm

luv4all7

jerseykrs said:

luv4all7 said:



Hey not trying to jack your thread, but what does it mean when a warning keeps popping up that theres low disc space in the c drive.....or something like that. Anyways, I click on it and everythings empty.



It means your hard drive (or at least that partition of it) is becoming dangerously close to FULL.


Full of what? How do you empty it. This computer is like a month old.....whats it full of?
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Reply #10 posted 06/26/06 12:31pm

cubic61052

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You don't want to ask me...mine are a disaster, and I keep buying more and more (my own little addiction).

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Reply #11 posted 06/26/06 12:32pm

jerseykrs

luv4all7 said:

jerseykrs said:




It means your hard drive (or at least that partition of it) is becoming dangerously close to FULL.


Full of what? How do you empty it. This computer is like a month old.....whats it full of?



whatever you have been saving. If it's new, it's probably just the partition. Most likely the HDD is partitioned with a small chunk of it for windows, and the other larger chunk for storing whatever. That's my best guess that's all.
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Reply #12 posted 06/26/06 12:34pm

luv4all7

jerseykrs said:

luv4all7 said:



Full of what? How do you empty it. This computer is like a month old.....whats it full of?



whatever you have been saving. If it's new, it's probably just the partition. Most likely the HDD is partitioned with a small chunk of it for windows, and the other larger chunk for storing whatever. That's my best guess that's all.


In English please?
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Reply #13 posted 06/26/06 12:34pm

Graycap23

jerseykrs said:

Dude, store everything on a hard drive (either external or internal)



What would u do if your harddrive crashed? I accidently erased about 500 of my original songs like that once. I'll NEVER go out like that again.
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Reply #14 posted 06/26/06 12:36pm

luv4all7

Graycap23 said:

jerseykrs said:

Dude, store everything on a hard drive (either external or internal)



What would u do if your harddrive crashed? I accidently erased about 500 of my original songs like that once. I'll NEVER go out like that again.


Gray, your smart, u tell me.
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Reply #15 posted 06/26/06 12:37pm

jerseykrs

Graycap23 said:

jerseykrs said:

Dude, store everything on a hard drive (either external or internal)



What would u do if your harddrive crashed? I accidently erased about 500 of my original songs like that once. I'll NEVER go out like that again.


I have backed them up onto DVD's just in case, but to be honest, I think the chances of my HDD dying are slim. Yes, I know it happens, I'm just saying, I think the chance is too slim for me to care about keeping thousands of discs.
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Reply #16 posted 06/26/06 12:38pm

jerseykrs

luv4all7 said:

Graycap23 said:




What would u do if your harddrive crashed? I accidently erased about 500 of my original songs like that once. I'll NEVER go out like that again.


Gray, your smart, u tell me.

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Reply #17 posted 06/26/06 12:40pm

luv4all7

jerseykrs said:

luv4all7 said:



Gray, your smart, u tell me.

mad


No, You weren't telling me, tell me for real, I don't understand!
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Reply #18 posted 06/26/06 12:41pm

jerseykrs

luv4all7 said:

jerseykrs said:


mad


No, You weren't telling me, tell me for real, I don't understand!



I was telling you for real!! WTF?!?!?! disbelief
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Reply #19 posted 06/26/06 12:41pm

Graycap23

luv4all7 said:

Graycap23 said:




What would u do if your harddrive crashed? I accidently erased about 500 of my original songs like that once. I'll NEVER go out like that again.


Gray, your smart, u tell me.



In my case, my songs were gone for good. I don't know what the hell I did but I could NOT recover the data. That was a SAD day.....the ONLY time my MAC ever let me down.
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Reply #20 posted 06/26/06 12:43pm

luv4all7

jerseykrs said:

luv4all7 said:



No, You weren't telling me, tell me for real, I don't understand!



I was telling you for real!! WTF?!?!?! disbelief


Go read what you wrote. I didn't understand, ya big computer geek!
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Reply #21 posted 06/26/06 12:43pm

Graycap23

jerseykrs said:

Graycap23 said:




What would u do if your harddrive crashed? I accidently erased about 500 of my original songs like that once. I'll NEVER go out like that again.


I have backed them up onto DVD's just in case, but to be honest, I think the chances of my HDD dying are slim. Yes, I know it happens, I'm just saying, I think the chance is too slim for me to care about keeping thousands of discs.



Educate me, for the life of me, I can't figure out out to burn a MP3 data disk to DVD. Everything looks good until I try 2 play the disk....and it will NOT read the disk. I can burn movies all day long but not data 2 DVD. I don't get it.
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Reply #22 posted 06/26/06 12:44pm

luv4all7

Next time it happens I'll tell ya what it said, and will u tell me what to do?
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Reply #23 posted 06/26/06 12:47pm

jerseykrs

luv4all7 said:

Next time it happens I'll tell ya what it said, and will u tell me what to do?



Not unless there are tits in my inbox on wed. disbelief
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Reply #24 posted 06/26/06 12:47pm

Anx

CD Binders. That's what I use.
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Reply #25 posted 06/26/06 12:56pm

luv4all7

jerseykrs said:

luv4all7 said:

Next time it happens I'll tell ya what it said, and will u tell me what to do?



Not unless there are tits in my inbox on wed. disbelief


Whatever, DonkeyKong!
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Reply #26 posted 06/26/06 12:58pm

jerseykrs

luv4all7 said:

jerseykrs said:




Not unless there are tits in my inbox on wed. disbelief


Whatever, DonkeyKong!



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Reply #27 posted 06/26/06 1:42pm

kidelrich

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CD Binders. That's what I use.


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Reply #28 posted 06/26/06 1:48pm

Protege

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I really wouldn't know because I keep all my jewel cases (I have a personal obsession with the way they look), but CD binders sound a good way to go to me. That'd be my choice if I didn't prefer jewel cases.

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Reply #29 posted 06/26/06 1:50pm

Anx

Protege said:

I really wouldn't know because I keep all my jewel cases (I have a personal obsession with the way they look), but CD binders sound a good way to go to me. That'd be my choice if I didn't prefer jewel cases.


i like 'em cuz i can just flip through the pages for what i want, like going through a catalog or something. plus binders are very portable and you can store them on a bookshelf if you like. good stuff.
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