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Posted:
16-02-2005
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Is there a way to cut off the excess silence at the end of my mp3s when I burn them to disc, as I already have a 2 second pause set between them. I sometimes end up with about a 4 second gap between tracks. I am burning my mp3s in the normal way (mp3 > cda).
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- Posted:
17-02-2005
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You properly just haven’t noticed the gaps, but you defiantly would, if you burned e.g. a live album from MP3 files, unless you use a program capable of dealing with it.Quote:Originally Posted by hqsI just use 0 sec gaps for MP3s so it's the same sound as the CD.__________________
"last.fm" - Posted:
17-02-2005
- # 5
If the live CD is 0 sec to begin with but in that case no more silence would be added. It is the "gaps" that add the silence when you rip the disc...at least that's what I always assumed.
So if there is a 4 sec gap between Track 02 and Track 03 = both will have 2 sec extended on the end during the mp3 rip, to reproduce this exact sound when burning back is to use 0 sec. gap
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