Seperating an album into tracks

Macdk · 27th June 2003, 11:25

Any software that can do this?

27th June 2003, 16:50

http://www.codevisions.de/mp3splitter/liesmich.html
http://www.mp3surgeon.com/
http://www.google.com/search?q=MP3Splitter

Macdk · 27th June 2003, 22:52

Dear Sawg,

Thanks a load, most helpful.

cybrcamper · 29th June 2003, 07:09

I have been doing this all day using Exact Audio Copy and LAME encoder to decompress, create a CUE sheet, then automatically (mostly) EAC splits the wav into tracks using the silences found in the CUE sheet. Sometimes I have to manually locate and mark the tracks, but it seems to work pretty well. I then recompress at 320kbps, and I am done. I don't seem to lose any quality, and I have a pretty critical ear if I do say so myself. I can also do some repairs to the wavs, like removing glitches and errors form ripping old scratched discs that were unplayable on a regular CD player.

www.exactaudiocopy.de

will get you started.

Macdk · 30th June 2003, 00:31

Thanks for this - I'm too technically illiterate to understand it all, but I'll soldier on anyway. Thanks, agin, for taking the trouble.

Cheers

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27th June 2003, 16:50	#2
Sawg Guest Posts: n/a	http://www.codevisions.de/mp3splitter/liesmich.html http://www.mp3surgeon.com/ http://www.google.com/search?q=MP3Splitter

27th June 2003, 22:52	#3
Macdk Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 3	Dear Sawg, Thanks a load, most helpful.

29th June 2003, 07:09	#4
cybrcamper Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 1	I have been doing this all day using Exact Audio Copy and LAME encoder to decompress, create a CUE sheet, then automatically (mostly) EAC splits the wav into tracks using the silences found in the CUE sheet. Sometimes I have to manually locate and mark the tracks, but it seems to work pretty well. I then recompress at 320kbps, and I am done. I don't seem to lose any quality, and I have a pretty critical ear if I do say so myself. I can also do some repairs to the wavs, like removing glitches and errors form ripping old scratched discs that were unplayable on a regular CD player. www.exactaudiocopy.de will get you started.

30th June 2003, 00:31	#5
Macdk Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 3	Thanks for this - I'm too technically illiterate to understand it all, but I'll soldier on anyway. Thanks, agin, for taking the trouble. Cheers