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On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 07:04:46AM +0100, J Wonnacott wrote: > > "Ripping to MP3" is actually (normally) a 2 stage process, but many > > tools hide this. What ought to happen is ripping CD -> WAV and then > > encoding WAV -> MP3. If you were to do this manually (rather than > > using a GUI 'CD Ripper' application) you would have complete control > > over the process. You can stitch the required WAV files together and > > then encode the larger file(s) to MP3. Obviously this can be automated > > somewhat. > > Now that answers a problem that's been driving me mad too! > > Any pointers as to instructions on how to do this please. > > BTW it's not just classical music- Pink Floyd's "The wall" sounds terrible with > track gaps! Various players support “gapless playback”. Wikipedia has a list. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gapless_playback -- Benjamin M. A’Lee || mail: bma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx web: http://bma.subvert.org.uk/ || gpg: 0x166891C7
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