What is the best way to organize a large collection of music MP3s?
480595
The best way to store them is to create folders with artist names and then create playlist files for speacific genre that you would prefer to to listen on that specific day.
994278
Do you use Windows Media Player? If so, you can easily sort your music by Artist, Album, Genre, or Title.  If you don't have it, I would suggest downloading it because it is very easy to use, and well organized, or at least I think so. :)
1137245
it really depends how you want to listen to them. if you just want to put a lot of songs on a cd then just add the songs without dividing them into folders, but if you are putting several full albums on one cd then i'd recommend putting each album in a separate folder. most mp3 cd players will recognise the folders just fine, and when you come to access them from a computer they'll be better organised.
977428
You can choose how you want iTunes to organize your files by clicking the top headers that say Song Name/Artist Name/Album, etc and it will organize it in that fashion.  I usually organize by Artist Name and it will alphabetize by the Artist's name and not by the Song Title.
1166286
You can upload MP3 files to the service that you're using (preferably in a new folder), and then you'll have to link to the music files so that people can play them in their web browser.\n\nYou could try using either Geocities, Tripod, or Freewebs to get started.
900742
I would suggest using Irfan View.  It handles virtually all types of media files,\nhttp://www.irfanview.com/
1010050
Use iTunes. Select MP3 in Preferences/Import first.
1079773
Mine holds like 125 songs and it cost $98. Ok, you go to google and type in "how much an MP3 player costs" and it comes out with these  websites and they'll tell you what brand to buy and where at and thing that are important! They could range from $30 to $1,000.
338279
download limewire and look up the track listing for the album.. then dowload the songs and burn them in the order of the normal album... pretty simple
203110
with my mp3 player, i just to to my music folder in the my documents folder. I pick a song and right click on it and pick send to. I just have to send to my mp3 player.
36605
plug your mp3 player in usb. drag & drop into folder in my computer.
929116
Go to the Start Menu and click search. I'm presuming your music is in mp3 format, so type in *.mp3. If your music is in some other format just replace the mp3 bit with that, e.g. *.wma. The * tells the computer to find all files that end in .mp3. This should hopefully locate all the music files on your computer.
1123367
I don't think the beta of the Podcasts plugin can handle changing folders -- but you CAN re-add the downloaded podcasts to your  "My Music" and listen to the older podcasts from there.  That's what I have done.   I like having everything in one place (My Music) anyway...
509024
First open up your library on Limewire, next highlight the songs you want to move (hold down the Ctrl button to highlight more than one), now plug your Mp3 player into the computer and open it up to the file folders view. Drag and drop the highlighted songs from your Limewire library into the file folders of the Mp3 player and your done.
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There are a couple good programs for music and photo files\nas well. Div.x.com     Its a converter as well as a lot lot more\nextra handy tools.  Go to Infraview.com         for a viewer\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n plus a dozen little extras.
112288
there are many... for data files, you can use windows explorer (drag and drop) or for audio files, windows media player. these are both free, but if you don't like them, then you'll have to do a bit of searching.
102559
Use audiograbber.It's a freeware MP3 tool.