How to burn and fade.

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Ulrik Dige

I don't know if this is the rigtht place to put my
question, but here I go:

- sometimes it could be nice if one could cut or fade in
one track. E.g. you need a little more space on your cd-
disc to complete your 'favorite collection'. But I don't
know if it is possible with WMP - or another tool
(freeware). Can anyone tell?

Thank you in advance and please excuse if I did not make
myself understandable, danish is my mothertongue!

Ulrik Dige
 
Ulrik Dige said:
I don't know if this is the rigtht place to put my
question, but here I go:

- sometimes it could be nice if one could cut or fade in
one track. E.g. you need a little more space on your cd-
disc to complete your 'favorite collection'. But I don't
know if it is possible with WMP - or another tool
(freeware). Can anyone tell?

Thank you in advance and please excuse if I did not make
myself understandable, danish is my mothertongue!
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This freeware will do what you want:
http://www.logiccell.com/~mp3trim/index.htm The free version works on
music files up to 7 minutes in length.

Regards,
Ian.
 
I don't know if this is the rigtht place to put my
question, but here I go:

- sometimes it could be nice if one could cut or fade in
one track. E.g. you need a little more space on your cd-
disc to complete your 'favorite collection'. But I don't
know if it is possible with WMP - or another tool
(freeware). Can anyone tell?

Thank you in advance and please excuse if I did not make
myself understandable, danish is my mothertongue!

Ulrik Dige
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I have several CDs with 79:59 on them. I had to trim a little time off a few
tracks. I use Feurio's track editor to do that. Feurio is $30 shareware, but it
offers an unlimited trial period. http://www.feurio.com/
 
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This freeware will do what you want:
http://www.logiccell.com/~mp3trim/index.htm The free version works on
music files up to 7 minutes in length.

Regards,
Ian.
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Hallo sir,
and thank you for your reply. I have downloaded the
programme - but: I think I forgot to inform you that my
music-files on my harddrive all are .wma-files (I think
that WMP automaticcally turns them into such?) and the
programme mentionned in your reply requests .mp3-files.
After this discovery I tried to locate a programme that
could turn my .wma-files into .mp3s, which is off course
possibly (not freeware as I as could see?). Am I getting
the case correctly or am I missing a central point? That I
cannot fade/edit .wma-files, but only .mp3-files?

Thank you if you could find time to answer me once again.
Greetings
Ulrik Dige
 
-----Original Message-----


I have several CDs with 79:59 on them. I had to trim a little time off a few
tracks. I use Feurio's track editor to do that. Feurio is $30 shareware, but it
offers an unlimited trial period. http://www.feurio.com/
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Dear Galley, the following answer is identical to the
answeer given to the other person that replied to my
original answer.

Hallo sir,
and thank you for your reply. I have downloaded the
programme - but: I think I forgot to inform you that my
music-files on my harddrive all are .wma-files (I think
that WMP automaticcally turns them into such?) and the
programme mentionned in your reply requests .mp3-files.
After this discovery I tried to locate a programme that
could turn my .wma-files into .mp3s, which is off course
possibly (not freeware as I as could see?). Am I getting
the case correctly or am I missing a central point? That I
cannot fade/edit .wma-files, but only .mp3-files?

Thank you if you could find time to answer me once again.
Greetings
Ulrik Dige
 
Ulrik Dige said:
Hallo sir,
and thank you for your reply. I have downloaded the
programme - but: I think I forgot to inform you that my
music-files on my harddrive all are .wma-files (I think
that WMP automaticcally turns them into such?) and the
programme mentionned in your reply requests .mp3-files.
After this discovery I tried to locate a programme that
could turn my .wma-files into .mp3s, which is off course
possibly (not freeware as I as could see?). Am I getting
the case correctly or am I missing a central point? That I
cannot fade/edit .wma-files, but only .mp3-files?

Thank you if you could find time to answer me once again.
Greetings
Ulrik Dige
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You can convert wma files to mp3 with this freeware:
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm (You must also install the wma codec
pack from that site.) But it would be easier to just re-rip those music
files from CD directly to mp3 or wav.

Regards,
Ian.
 
Hallo sir,
and thank you for your reply. I have downloaded the
programme - but: I think I forgot to inform you that my
music-files on my harddrive all are .wma-files (I think
that WMP automaticcally turns them into such?) and the
programme mentionned in your reply requests .mp3-files.
After this discovery I tried to locate a programme that
could turn my .wma-files into .mp3s, which is off course
possibly (not freeware as I as could see?). Am I getting
the case correctly or am I missing a central point? That I
cannot fade/edit .wma-files, but only .mp3-files?

Thank you if you could find time to answer me once again.
Greetings
Ulrik Dige
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One of Feurio's few faults is that it doesn't support WMAs. :-(
 
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