Back-up CD and song titles

As reccommended, I have backed-up my purchased cuts from iTunes Store on a CD, however, when I place the CD back into the computer (from which I backed-up the files) it doesn't recognize the songs by title or artist. I tried importing one the songs back into iTunes and sure enough, it shows up with the same title as on the CD- "track 1" with no other info shown.
How do I get it to recognize the metadata? I'm using iTunes 9.0.2 (25)
Thanks,

As reccommended, I have backed-up my purchased cuts from iTunes Store on a CD
How did you back up?
Did you simply burn an audio CD? Not a good way for a backkup. You get 15-20 songs as opposed to 120-150 for a data CD _or 1000-1200 on a data DVD.
For backing up iTunes, either use File -> Backup library, copy he \Music\iTunes\ folder or burn a data CD/DVD.

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    No prompts, no words nothing.  Any thoughts??

    That's consistent with trouble with the Segoe UI fonts on your system.
    If you're using Windows XP or Windows Vista, try Vortical's technique from the following post:
    Re: iTunes 10.1 Missing Text
    But if you're using Windows 7, try itunesTRK's suggestion from the following post:
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  • Album Artwork - Where did the volume and song title go?

    I've been searching online for hours and can't find this on my own so i'm reachin out...
    I did a software update (which i won't ever do again) and now when a song is playing the cover art (or a big empty box if i remove cover art) is all that shows on the screen. It use to display the current song playing including artwork, the progression of the song, and the volume in the screen. now i can't get any information on the screen other than the album art cover. anybody else experienced this???
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    Thank You Jeff
    It worked!
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  • Playlist and Song Titles Problem

    When I sync my new Shuffle (Gen 4) I want it to load 5 Playlists. It loads all of the songs but in random order not in playlists. When I look in the Ipod control folder under music there are three folders (F00, F01 & F02) and they are full of songs but again in random order. Plus the names of the songs have changed into a four letter code. Am I doing something wrong?

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  • I purchased "welcome to the fishbowl" by Kenny Chesney on Itunes, when I try to make a back up disk the songs dont make the title of the song.  I even deleted it and downloaded it again, same thing. please help

    I purchased "Welcome to the fishbowl" by Kenny Chesney on Itunes, when I try to burn it to disk to back it up the song titles dont match the actual song on the burnt copy.

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  • ITunes is changing song titles and artists

    iTunes appears to be infrequently and randomly changing the artist and song title tags of music in my library.  I usually just put my music on random shuffle, so it can take me a long time to actually identify errors -- like when I listen to music from a particular artist, or when I happen to glance at iTunes when a song iTunes has mis-re-named is playing.  So far, the errors seem to confined within single albums at a time, but that might just be because of the circumstances of me identifying the errors.
    In the first case I noticed a while back, an album with six songs had their titles all jumbled up.  Each song was titled with an incorrect song title from the same album.  The artist, album, and genre tags all remained correct.  In the most recent case, two songs from a compilation album had their artist and song title tags overwritten with the info from a third track on the same album (so I ended up with three songs with the same title and artist).
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    ed2345 wrote:
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    Being picky, iTunes will write it's changes to the tag immediately (unless the file is locked as read-only) whereas WMP may choose to do it at some later point in time unless you use an option to "Apply media information changes". WMP will generally notice automatically that another appliation has modified the tag and updates it's library accordingly whereas iTunes only spots the change if it accesses the tag for some reason.
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  • How come when i enter artist info and I hit the tab button, it won't take me to the other colum like the song title or genre.

    When in my library, I am trying to change the information on the artist and song title, etc.  But when I hit the tab button, it won't take me to the next column.  It always used to take me to the next column to change that info.  I also don't know what happened to my autofill.  You know when you have a artist already saved on your itunes and you just type the first few letters it will show the artist that's already saved.  It won't do that either. 

    Try a reset by pressing the home and sleep buttons until you see the Apple logo, ignoring the slider. Takes about 5-15 secs of button holding and you won't lose any data or settings.

  • Downloading a song and showing picture of cd with song title

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    you are doing it correctly (copying artwork into the songs in the main library)
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  • Copying artist/album/songs titles into word document

    i am wanting to to copy the artist, albums and song titles into word so i can print it out and store a hard copy with my back-up dvd that i did?
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    I'm not sure how you can get this information into Word, but you can print a list with the following columns: song/length/artist/album for your entire library in iTunes. To do this, make sure you're in your main library and that you have your music listed in the order you want the final document to appear. Then on the top line select File>Print> then put a check mark in the song listing circle and hit okay. You should get a printed list of everything in your library.

  • IPod Shuffle Voiceover Doesn't Say Song Title or Artist.

    Everytime I am listening to a song and click the voiceover button, the music fades like the voice is about to say something but then the music goes back to it's normal volume instead of saying the Artist and song Title. What do I do to fix this?

    VoiceOver read my playlists as 'Playlist 1, 2 etc…', so I fiddled and found the following fix. My instinct tells me the Speech stuff in Prefs and VoiceOver need to be reset to get the iPod to re-read changed or new Playlists.
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    Connect the ipod and boot iTunes.
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