Jinx,

On Fri, 26 Jan 2007 14:31:27 +1300, Jinx wrote:

> 
> > 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?
> 
> I've not used it myself but a neighbour had something like it on an
> Mac. Seem to work OK for him but he was using it on commercial
> recordingd. These tracks are not copies from other CDs but edited
> .wav files from radio recordings, so they have no inherent information,
> only the .wav filenames I gave them

In that case I think that in your inland waterborne journey,  you are deficient in the paddle department!  :-)

If you'd copied it from a commercial CD then there's a chance that some reference remains, but as you came from an analog sound source, there was 
nothing there to capture.

You're not alone - I've done this too.  There is only aural recognition left (find an expert to help?), I'm afraid.

Cheers,


Howard Winter
St.Albans, England


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