Music Playlist Utility
v1.0
Music Playlist Utility is an Internet-ready 32-bit music playlist utility for Windows. Many people are now downloading and recording MP3 compressed music files as well as the standard audio CDA formatted files to CD media. A big problem is that when you create and burn your playlist to CD/DVD the titles are sorted alpahbetically but your player and the songs are never listed in the same order that they existed in the playlist. If you are making a disc for a party, you usually don`t want all songs of the same artist to play sequentially nor may you want songs to play alphabetically. Music Playlist Utility reads your playlist and renames the music files with a numeric prefix so that the songs will be burned and played in the exact order that they appear in your playlist. Once you have completed buring your CD, you can use Music Playlist Utility to rename the music files back to their original filenames.
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