When I'm listening to CDs on my computer, the names of the songs are just listed as Track 1, Track 2, Track 3, and so on, and the CD shows up as Audio CD 1. The problem is, it's time consuming to type in song titles for lots of CDs. From then on, the proper song titles for the CD will show up in any application that accesses the CD Remote Programs file, such as the Control Strip player. As for having the CD icon show up with the title of the CD instead of Audio CD 1, you need a different piece of free software called Audio CD Labeller. We're having a party and would love to have some karaoke as entertainment.
Nothing is more fun than belting out the classics and playing the star of the show.
You can set up your own karaoke system with any Macintosh computer that has at least QuickTime 2.5 installed. Of course, you will also need some karaoke song files to play. These files end with the .kar suffix and are actually just MIDI files with an extra text track that includes the lyrics. Be aware that these files are zipped, not stuffed like most Mac files. However, most recent versions of StuffIt Expander can successfully expand Zip files.