You need to burn a disc with mp3 so that the files in the file system are arranged alphabetically. For a computer, this is of course indifferent, since the sorting happens automatically, but when playing a disc on a tape recorder and similar devices, the compositions will be played according to the location in the file system.

I wrote k3b files from under linux chaotically (check ls -U). Also wrote xburn. The location of the files was different from the disc recorded by k3b, but also not in the correct order.

What are some ways, or what software can I use to get the location of the files I need? Linux OS is desirable, but Windows is also possible.

  • it may still be that the software on the terminal looks in id3 tags, and there may be something else in the tags. - approximatenumber
  • No, the tag matches the file name. - Yuchimenko Igor

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in Brasero, after you add all the files to write, you can change the order in which they are written to disk by simply dragging them with the mouse

  • I did not notice this possibility. - Yuchimenko Igor
  • you can change the order of mp3-files, only if you create a sound disc, you cannot change the order of files for a data disk - user205867

Try writing an ISO image. In k3b , for example, there is such a possibility.

Add files to the project, make an image from the project, check the location of the files in the image. And then write down the image. At least, the image is recorded as a single file, k3b does not "climb" into it.

  • It now remains to "force" the program to push the files into the image in the desired order. - Yuchimenko Igor
  • I tried to add files to the project in k3b, they are added in alphabetical order, as it should. - approximatenumber
  • But the disk writes in random. - Yuchimenko Igor
  • @YuchimenkoIgor you first tried to make / write an image to a file, then write it to a disk, and still the same? - approximatenumber
  • I'll try. I already thought about that. - Yuchimenko Igor