synchronizing my MP3 files

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Kamal

I have over 1000 MP3 files which I all burned from my original music CD's.
They are all in subdirectories.

What I did was reduced the quality of the files and it made a copy of them
in 1 big directory.

What I want to do is copy the reduced quality files back to the original
directories replacing the original files.

I could do a drag and drop using explorer but that would take hours.

Thanks.
 
Kamal said:
I have over 1000 MP3 files which I all burned from my original music CD's.
They are all in subdirectories.

What I did was reduced the quality of the files and it made a copy of them
in 1 big directory.
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"It" being ...?
What I want to do is copy the reduced quality files back to the original
directories replacing the original files.
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I strongly recommend keeping the original high quality versions, if only
on a a backup DVD. Disk-space is cheap. You may find yourself wanting to
rerip those 100+ CDs again one day (or month!).
I could do a drag and drop using explorer but that would take hours.
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Yes.

If the files are tagged properly then you can use Windows Media Player's
rearrange option to shuffle the files back into its schema. That option
is a checkbox in the Tools > Options dialog of versions 9 and 10.
 
I had to reduce them because they won't fit on my mp3 player.

Disk space on pc is not a problem as i still have over 100gb free space.
 
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