MP3 help

***therunner*** · 04-04-02, 01:12 PM

I have a bunch of mp3 live sets that are anywhere from an hour and half long to three hours long and I know that I can split them so I can burn them onto CD's but how do I do this??

vicman · 04-04-02, 01:23 PM

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Originally posted by therunner
I have a bunch of mp3 live sets that are anywhere from an hour and half long to three hours long and I know that I can split them so I can burn them onto CD's but how do I do this??

log on to yahoo and type in "mp3 splitter" quite a few pop up, most free...joey told me about it on Monday...after sampling them you can go ahead an buy them

***therunner*** · 04-04-02, 01:27 PM

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Originally posted by vicman

log on to yahoo and type in "mp3 splitter" quite a few pop up, most free...joey told me about it on Monday...after sampling them you can go ahead an buy them

So I actually have to buy something? Damn that sucks, I hate spending money. I will check it out when I get off work tonight.

joeygk · 04-04-02, 01:29 PM

I use "MP3 trackmaker v1.4" (you can download it for free) ...........it's totally basic, all it does really is split large files into smaller ones. Works for me.

***eggmok*** · 04-04-02, 01:47 PM

i had this problem also when i got mp3's that are too long. what i did was just convert those mp3 to your standard audio wav file. you can download a bunch .wav free programs that let you do funky stuff like add echo, mix, speed up etc. i just cut off where i needed to, at the 71-74 min mark and just burn it on two separate cds.

what you really need to get is an mp3 player, i'm very interested so i don't have to worry about this shit. plus it's digital, so your music won't skip like on a cd player.

***therunner*** · 04-04-02, 07:27 PM

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Originally posted by eggmok
i had this problem also when i got mp3's that are too long. what i did was just convert those mp3 to your standard audio wav file. you can download a bunch .wav free programs that let you do funky stuff like add echo, mix, speed up etc. i just cut off where i needed to, at the 71-74 min mark and just burn it on two separate cds.

what you really need to get is an mp3 player, i'm very interested so i don't have to worry about this shit. plus it's digital, so your music won't skip like on a cd player.

Yeah I am going to get an mp3 disk player or just an mp3 player like an Ipod or something but I need music for the car. And I don't even have close the amount of money to throw an mp3 player in my dash.

04-04-02, 01:12 PM	#1 (permalink)
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*eggmok* Crackorn's Neighbor Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: CRACKORNIA, USA Posts: 3,172	i had this problem also when i got mp3's that are too long. what i did was just convert those mp3 to your standard audio wav file. you can download a bunch .wav free programs that let you do funky stuff like add echo, mix, speed up etc. i just cut off where i needed to, at the 71-74 min mark and just burn it on two separate cds. what you really need to get is an mp3 player, i'm very interested so i don't have to worry about this shit. plus it's digital, so your music won't skip like on a cd player. __________________ If love is blind, why is lingerie so popular?

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04-04-02, 01:29 PM	#4 (permalink)
joeygk LARRY Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Your Dad's House Posts: 5,438	I use "MP3 trackmaker v1.4" (you can download it for free) ...........it's totally basic, all it does really is split large files into smaller ones. Works for me.