Is there a way to fit lots of music on just a few cd's?

I'm tryin to get my mp3 collection over from my old laptop to my new PC. I have 90% of all the CD's they originally came form but it would take forever to import them all one by one. I was planning on burning a few cd's with my whole collection on them so I could easily transfer them all over.

Problem is, though, the blank CDs can only hold about 80 minutes of music and I'm trying to move about 15 gigs. Can you guys help me out?

Definitely get a flash drive.

Also, the reason it only holds 80 minutes of music is because when you burn it, it has to convert it so normal CD players can read it, when if you just put the MP3 version on a CD, you can fit much more music on it.

Make a data disc, instead of an audio one.

Although, not all CD players can play data discs.

Take your ethernet cord and hook up your laptop to your PC. Put your music on a shared folder and just drag them onto your new PC. GodLovesDead

[QUOTE="GodLovesDead"]Take your ethernet cord and hook up your laptop to your PC. Put your music on a shared folder and just drag them onto your new PC. Chogyam

Buy a crossover cable for a couple bucks. Connect your laptop to your PC and then transfer the files over. There's really no need to use any sort of storage media to move your collection..

Note: You *must* have a crossover cable to directly connect your PC to your laptop. A standard ethernet cable won't work.

[QUOTE="Chogyam"][QUOTE="GodLovesDead"]Take your ethernet cord and hook up your laptop to your PC. Put your music on a shared folder and just drag them onto your new PC. Krigen89

WTH? Are you for real?!

Yeah it's the same RJ45 cable. Just plug your modem cable into both your lan ports and set a connection by following your instruction in local network.

I did that a couple of times when my motherboard died... for a third times... :roll: (Gygabyte I love you :evil: piece of trash maker)

Burn the musics as mp3 files on the disc. You should be able to fit about 700mb on each discUltima_5

Just plug your modem cable into your 2 pc and BINGO! set up a lan connection in the local network setting.