incorrect mp3 tags showing up on burned discs when opened in iTunes -- what is there to do?

i had some cd's burned that were created in GarageBand/iTunes, and converted to mp3 in Audacity.

when i put the CD's in a mac and open them in iTunes, i get a completely different artist and track titles showing up on the track list. the songs are the same, the running times the same -- but the track list displays them as something completely different altogether.

i tried manually changing the information in iTunes, which works on the one computer, but doesn't on any other mac you put the disc into. the info on a PC just comes up as "Track 1," "Track 2," etc., which is fine.

any suggestions? someone mentioned getting a GraceNotes account, but i don't know how to do that, and visiting their website didn't help, either.

please, please help.

were they burned as audio CDs or mp3 CDs?

audio

am i fucked?

well...it's kind of complicated. you can't actually change the information on the burned CD itself. in fact the track info/names weren't burned onto the CD. the CD only contains the raw audio information. any changes you make in iTunes will be saved for that specific computer only.

I guess the best you can do is try to "submit" to Gracenote the correct information from someone's copy of iTunes and hope it registers in their database.

crazy. so after i submit, it takes a while, if it ever takes? i mean, iTunes says "submitted successfully," but that doesn't seem to mean anything cuz it still reads wrong in another computer.

so after i submit, it takes a while, if it ever takes?

yes

now, do i have to do this for every copy of the cd? ...

were they all burned at the same time / from the same files/iso?

i had a company burn them all from the same files, presumably at the same time

Why not reconvert them to mp3 and then give them id3 tags?