raygun

Also, not sure if everyone realizes this, but although the N510's line-in says "optical" on it, the input does in fact take both analog AND optical input cables (read the manual!).

Actually, it's just a small batch file. When you run it, it opens the .m3u playlist in Vim (a text editor) which then turns the playlist file into an input file for the command-line version of Nero. Then Nero burns a CD image with the tracks, which gets mounted in Daemon Tools. Admittedly, I downloaded and tried M3U2SB for the first time yesterday, and it does a better job than DaemonMD does, but there's no harm in trying to do things yourself!

Hi, As I have Nero 6 installed, which SimplerMD doesn't support, I whipped up a little batch file to speed up my NetMD transfer process on Christmas Eve. I'm not sure how much similar software exists, but this is how I make all my MDs and maybe someone else might find it useful. I call this package DaemonMD. You can download DaemonMD and view info about it here. Feedback is welcome. raygun