When I make a backup copy of my purchased CD's, I use a program called 
CDex. It has a feature of connecting to the internet, accessing a 
database and extracting the titles from the database and adding them to 
the files.  Maybe this would work for you?

Jinx wrote:
> I burned a few tracks to a CD as a compilation but regretfully forgot
> to make a note of titles and artists
> 
> So all I get in the CD directory now is Track01.cda to Track07.cda,
> which isn't very helpful. These are all similar-sounding solo piano pieces
> that I can't identify from memory
> 
> I always put the compilation in a folder with names 
> 
> 01 Artist - Title, Duration.wav
> 02 Artist - Title, Duration.wav
> etc
> 
> do a screen capture, edit, save as a .gif and then burn with Nero
> 
> I've used several ways to read the track in but none of them include
> the original filename. Did the filename ever make it to the CD ? Is
> there a utility or whatnot to make it readable if it did ?
> 
> TIA
> 
	

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