Why do you want to use a CD-RW rahter than just a CD-R? I have given up on
the RW discs since they are more expensive and have to be formatted. I buy
CD-Rs in 100 quantity and get them for sometimes $20(usd) on sale. Who can
argue with a 20 cent media? If you need to move files between machines, get
a thumb drive. much less expensive in the long run. If you are archiving
files, I would not recommend cheap CDs. The layers are so thin that they are
more susceptable to degradation.
I don't have experience with Roxio - I use Nero Ultra 7 for my fancy stuff.
Unless you need to do ripping or format changes, you should be able to copy
MP3 files directly to the blank disc through Windoze explorer. When you put
in the blank disc, you should get a pop-up window asking what you want to do
with the disc. Choose the option "Open writable CD Folder"
and simply drag files from your source directory to the CD Folder that has
just opened. When you have dragged all the files, you can click the "Write
these files to CD" link in the left side panel. That's it.
If you want the files to be ordered in a specific order, you would have to
add a leading track number in the format of 001- trackname (note that 001 is
not the same as 1, it will display differently).
Hope that this has helped you,
Oppie - Music Librarian for large NY Men's Chorus