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Leo R.
Is there a freeware prog to join two or more MP3 files together please?
J
John Corliss
Leo said:
You might look at MPEG Audio Scissors (cut and join MP3 files):
http://www.webattack.com/get/mpegsaudiosc.html
D
dadiOH
Leo said:
MP3Merge
http://mp3merge.netfirms.com/
Or DOS
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Leo R.
Hello John and DadiOH,
Thanks for those. They should do the trick :~)
Thanks for those. They should do the trick :~)
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Ben A Gozar
At the dos prompt: file1.mp3 + file2.mp3 and so on. You must be in the
correct directory though.
correct directory though.
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Ben A Gozar
I shouldn't post with only one eye open. I think it should be:
At the dos prompt: join file1.mp3 + file2.mp3
At the dos prompt: join file1.mp3 + file2.mp3
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Terry Orchard
Ben said:
I think you still have an eye closed.
This is incorrect.In some versions of DOS, join was a command that allowed you to mount
a drive as a directory on another drive. Has nothing to do with
copying files.
I think what you mean is
copy file1.mp3 + file2.mp3 combined.mp3.
However, this does not work for mp3 files. I have seen this "copy and
concatenate" technique mentioned frequently in ACF for mp3 files, but
it doesn't work for me. The files are copied, of course, but I can't
get them to play in a player. I wouldn't really expect this to work,
since mp3 files contain more than just the music, they contain ID
tags, and encoding information. So just concatenating the files isn't
likely to give you anything useful.
Terry
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Ben A Gozar
Okay, I have it right this time....I don't use it, had to find the note I
had it on.
copy a.mp3 /b + b.mp3 /b c.mp3
had it on.
copy a.mp3 /b + b.mp3 /b c.mp3