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Burning mp3 discs using iTunes

When I burn mp3 discs using iTunes it puts the songs into seperate folders by artists. It should just have one big folder with 80+ songs, not 60+ folders for each artist. Anyone know how to correct this or a better program taht will work the way I want?
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Burning mp3 discs using iTunes

Reply #1 –
How are you compiling the songs that you want to burn? Are you making a new playlist, putting the songs in, then burning the playlist? That *should* not add folders like you're describing.

The only other way I can think to get around your problem would be to open the iTunes preferences (Edit > Preferences...), and UNcheck the box next to "Keep iTunes Music folder organized" right before you make the playlist. That should prevent folders from being created.

Burning mp3 discs using iTunes

Reply #2 –
Yes, I just create a new playlist, and drag the songs from my library to the playlist.

EDIT: I had already unchecked that.
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2009 Dodge Ram 1500 Lone Star Edition 5.7L Hemi 400hp, lex DOD14M Magnaflow retro-fit ler kit
 

Burning mp3 discs using iTunes

Reply #3 –
I don't know what else to say then...I've burned a few MP3 discs from iTunes and never had that issue, but it's always been from one of my Macs. I don't know how the PC version of iTunes handles things. One would think it's the same way but maybe not.

What version of iTunes are you using?

EDIT: I just pulled a few MP3 files from the Mac over to the PC, put them in a later version of iTunes (7.1.0), burned an MP3 disc, and there are no folders on the directory contents. I checked the disc on the Mac and the PC. So...I really don't know what's going on. Maybe an upgrade to the latest version will help...?