ok so i know how to use Windows Media Player and rip and convert a CD into a .mp3 file. my issue is that when i rip an audio book there will be 5+ disks to rip, and the file names for each disk come out as

blahblah1
blahblah2

for each track. that would be fine, only there named that way for every disc. so once i rip them if i want to put them all together and in order i have to manually rename each track.

i figure there has to be a way to either auto rename them or have them rip with different names. the best would be if i could select the files i want to rename, make a list of what i want to change there names to and then have it automatically rename them from the top of the list down. that way i only have to type in a number for each track once.

so can anyone help me? if i have to use other software that's fine.

i got the Nintendo charity bundle thing, but since i dont have a 3DS i have been giving the 3DS games away. i still have 3 left, so let me know if you are interested in any of them. they are region locked to North America.

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post here if you need access to war stuff >_>

its almost time for the 2008 gamefaqs character battle, will you guys be supporting L-Block again?

Vote L-Block People, and heres a video telling you to do so(i didnt make)

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-rlFTqip3Y" target="_blank" class="aeva_link bbc_link new_win">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-rlFTqip3Y</a>

"L-Block, shaped like a boot to kick your ass"

we have receaved a NAP offer from you, and have decided to accept it. so as the Elder of PotD i formaly accept the following NAP offer.

Keepin' It Beer: A Very GameFAQs Pact


The Random Insanity Alliance and the Poll of the Day Alliance hereby agree to an assurance of mutual peace, and an end to hostile intentions.

I. Non-Agression

a. The RIA brings the beers, and the PotD Alliance supplies the cooler. Neither of us can claim to have greater drinking rights than the other.
b. If anyone catches someone taking more beers than they're allowed to, it's expected of the one who catches the culprit to tell the other, so that the right guy can be made to do the next beer run.

II. Cancellation

Hey, the beers are already in the cooler. Once they're in the cooler, they're everyone's to share. If you want to stop buying or supplying the cooler, that's cool, but you can't just take the beers with you. The cooler's got two days of beer in it. Once they're gone, we can part ways.