Importing CD's into iTunes....

[kirk]

.... there has to be a quicker way! I'm at my parents house for the weekend and I thought I'd take the oppurtunity to take "backup copies" of some of their CD's - been at it for ages though.

If only I could somehow just zap them onto the hard drive

[Back In Business]

Feked if I know. Can you create ISO's of audio disks?

[Churchill]

I use windoze meejah playa to convert to MP3

set to auto-rip, Pop in a CD, sorted!

[n5gooner]

I've got 100's of MP3, and I want to import them into iTunes, but can only do one track at a time which is crap!!!! Is there a quicker way ?

[Back In Business]

Add the folder(s) instead??

"Add folder to library"

[n5gooner]

Add the folder(s) instead??

does not seem to work...

[Churchill]

does not seem to work...

Oh Dear.

Who's a bear of very little brain, then?

[Back In Business]

Get itunes 7.1 if you are using vista. If you got a mac . . . well then that's a feature.

[ratewhore]

Ctrl - A and drag them into iTunes? Although this is only helpful to a point. You'll still need to create the playlists and then drag one album at a time...

[Cliphead]

Get http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/ and the Lame encoder. That gives you complete control over how you want to encode yer CDs and then they can be imported into iTunes.