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How many MP3-cs do you have on your PC?

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Participants Richard Howard2ARobin Lee3slyviper47David Torres12Ashley Flores8Patrick Scott82James Roberts87slycrane94Melissa Moore32Angela HillJohn Palmer4driftingnomad68Lawrence Brown7Nicole JamesRaymond Palmer8restlessmaker2quiettinker8William Garcia8Sophia Brown78Angela Robertsboldhound8fadeddrifter26Amy Smith …
quiettinker8 quiettinker8 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Oct 2004
#21 ·
I've got a modest 1.5GB collection of MP3s totaling about 25 hours and 34 minutes—at least, that's what Winamp tells me!
William Garcia8 William Garcia8 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Oct 2004
#22 ·
Roughly 2GB plus two DVDs worth of space
Sophia Brown78 Sophia Brown78 Member
22 messages
joined Dec 2004
#23 ·
6 GB, after I finally went through the hassle of cleaning out all those songs just sitting there gathering dust, never even touching them. It used to be 8 😁
Angela Roberts Angela Roberts Newcomer
8 messages
joined Jan 2009
#24 ·
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boldhound8 boldhound8 Regular
437 messages
joined Oct 2007
#25 ·
Somewhere between 1 and 5GB, right now sitting at about 4GB🙂
John Palmer4 John Palmer4 Active Member
50 messages
joined Oct 2008
#26 ·
restlessmaker2 said:Look, I'm basically just a digital hoarder at this point. I've got all this music sitting on my hard drive, but let's be real—I probably haven't even listened to 5% of it! Who actually does that? 😬

Ugh, you hit the nail right on the head... 😁

Honestly, my problem isn't that I want to be a player—it's just that I'm lazy! It happens all the time: I'll get these spindle packs of MP3s, and I’ll dump everything straight onto my hard drive. Am I really going to sit there sorting through them and deleting the junk right away? No way, I'll do it when I feel like it. Then, about two weeks later, I'll rush through and delete maybe half of the stuff (since I know for a fact I'm never listening to it anyway), but that other half? It just drifts forever in the void of digital limbo.

I’ve tried a few times to sit down, sort through that massive mountain of junk, and finally burn it all, but honestly? I give up after about two hours every single time. Why is it always such a slog? 😬
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#27 ·
I lost about 20 GB when my Hard Drive crashed... but ever since then, I haven't had a single issue. I've got all the storage space I could ever need! 😁
fadeddrifter26 fadeddrifter26 Member
25 messages
joined Apr 2004
#28 ·
I’ve got roughly 40GB of organized MP3 files—plus maybe another 30-35GB of unsorted stuff floating around—and my movie collection takes up about 20-30GB, though I tend to either wipe them or let them sit there after watching. I also have a fair amount of various video files that aren't exactly feature films—think music videos, random funny clips, short animated movies, and famous chicks...
Amy Smith Amy Smith Member
33 messages
joined Nov 2011
#29 ·
I’ve got roughly 10 GB on my Hard Drive that I listen to more or less regularly, whereas my collection of MP3 CDs comes out to about 1,600 😁😁
Michael Carter6 Michael Carter6 Member
19 messages
joined Apr 2004
#30 ·
I've got this tiny little Hard Drive, maybe 30 GB, so I'm only keeping my newest tracks on there—just about 1 or 2 GB worth of stuff I haven't even bothered to burn to CDs yet.
Anyway, I’ve already got something like 60 MP3 CDs put together, all neatly labeled and organized by genre.
Douglas Wood84 Douglas Wood84 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Dec 2005
#31 ·
Right now I've got about 8 gigs on my hard drive, but I'll be burning that onto a DVD soon to join the rest of my 70 gigs of MP3s😁
Lawrence Brown7 Lawrence Brown7 Newcomer
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joined Jul 2006
#32 ·
SETRA Samoborček said:Did you somehow overclock this 40 GB hard drive to fit more than 73 gigs on it or what?

Hell no... I got a new 120 GB hard drive.
Larry Cruz51 Larry Cruz51 Active Member
120 messages
joined Jun 2008
#33 ·
I've only got about 1.5 gigs left on this one... since my last Hard Drive bit the dust recently, there's just no way I can keep everything stored on it anymore...

Why do CDs even exist, kids😁?
Kate Bailey2 Kate Bailey2 Member
49 messages
joined Feb 2005
#34 ·
I’ve got about twenty MP3 discs that I listen to on repeat, and then there’s God knows how many more audio and MP3 discs buried in boxes, which are inside other boxes, which are tucked away inside even larger boxes...
John Palmer4 John Palmer4 Active Member
50 messages
joined Oct 2008
#35 ·
Laura Roberts61 said:Why do burned CDs even exist, guys?😁?

So they can be total junk and become unreadable after sitting in a drawer for like a year...
Angela Wilson4 Angela Wilson4 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Jul 2006
#36 ·
John Palmer4 said:that they're just low quality and the CD player won't even pick them up after sitting in a drawer for maybe a year...

Exactly!!! 😠
I was honestly losing my mind yesterday over this one disc that just decided it was done for good and wouldn't read anymore! 😠

Anyway, I think I have about 9 MP3 files on my computer now (not MB or GB, but actual individual tracks 😬 ) ever since that one infamous Windows installation swallowed up about 300 MB worth of MP3s. I know it's not a huge deal, but I guess you get kind of attached to them when you used to download everything via Napster on a slow dial-up connection... like, back 4 or 5 years ago...
slycrane94 slycrane94 Active Member
58 messages
joined Dec 2002
#37 ·
Burning CDs is such a hassle. By the time you actually track down the right disc, you’ve already lost interest in the music anyway. Burning endless stacks of CDs feels like a total waste of time. Is there even anything worth listening to? Not to mention the constant headache of discs spinning out or getting scratched.

The hard drive holds what it holds, and everything else is just sitting on the internet waiting for you. 🙂
Richard Howard2 Richard Howard2 Active MemberOP
128 messages
joined Dec 2002
#38 ·
I am currently making plans to burn all my MP3 files onto CDs, purely as a backup measure. I spent an incredible amount of effort tracking everything down, so it would be devastating if I lost it all due to some technical glitch...

That said, everything is staying on the Hard Drive. It is honestly such a tedious chore to grab an MP3 CD, swap it in, and get it running; you eventually just lose interest in listening altogether. As it stands, I have everything organized right in my Winamp Media Library.

By the way, do any of you actually use the Media Library?
Amy Smith Amy Smith Member
33 messages
joined Nov 2011
#39 ·
John Palmer4 said:that they’re just low-quality junk and the CD player won't even recognize them after sitting in a drawer for about a year...


Honestly, you can't really blame anyone else when you decide to go with cheap, bottom-of-the-barrel media 🙂. I've got some old Verbatim and Traxdata discs at home that are already 7 or 8 years old, and they still play perfectly fine without any issues
...
Amy Smith Amy Smith Member
33 messages
joined Nov 2011
#40 ·
Richard Howard2 said:I'm actually thinking about burning all my MP3 files onto CDs right now just to have them as a backup. It took me forever to hunt everything down, so it would be a total nightmare if I lost it all due to some technical glitch...

That said, I'm keeping everything on my Hard Drive. Honestly, it's such a chore to grab an MP3 CD, swap it in, and get it playing; you just lose the momentum for listening. This way, everything is right there in my Winamp Media Library.

By the way, do you guys actually use the Media Library?


I personally just use WhereIsIt

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