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Posted by Billy Joe on 08/26/05 15:27
Don M. wrote:
> "Billy Joe" <see.id.line@invalid.org> wrote in message
> news:p5ydnYhW-o3llpPeRVn-uA@adelphia.com...
>> http://users.adelphia.net/~bjb1939/MP3cutsV1.2e.zip
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> It did a great job of splitting an album merged by MP3Merger (which
> strips tracks of their ID3 tags). Tracks were Lame. I'll check what
> happens with merged FhG tracks that don't have Xing headers.
>
> I'm not clear on the procedure for using cue sheets. I dragged a
> source album in and next dragged the contents of a freedb cue sheet
> (edited to use file as named on my PC) and I got {Run-time error
> '461': Specified format doesn't match format of data}.
>
> I don't recall ever being able to use a downloaded cue sheet without
> some time adjustments. There are 12 entries for Ottmar Liebert's
> "Nouveau Flamenco" on freedb, of which only 2 or 3 match my original
> CD. I think with the proliferation of CD burners, more people are
> submitting info from non-commercial CDs and who knows what files they
> used to burn them. The fact that the 2 matching entries happen to be
> the first 2 on the site seem to support it.
>
>
> Don
Hi Don,
I've never edited the cue sheet when copying it to the edit window. The
program does not care that local file names match cue sheet names. In this
case, I trust the user. The program will pick up the title fields from the
page and use them accordingly.
From this page: http://www.freedb.org/freedb/misc/b109e70c
Edit, Select all, Copy
Click in the edit window of "MP3 Cut" and Shift/Ins or paste.
If you had just dragged in a new file, the edit window will clear when you
click in it.
If you had already parsed a file, it will not. In which case you can paste
the copy at the end (thou it can go just about anywhere) or even clear the
content first, then paste, if you desire.
When you tab out of the edit field, the "Check Frames" button will be
enabled and the cursor will be in the "Tweak" field (which is pre-set
to -2).
The difference between other cutters and this is that I use the frame
offsets rather than time codes. While I do grab the "Disc length" in
seconds, it is such an unreliable value that I pad the final frame with 9's
to force coincidence with EOF.
Of course you may edit the frame numbers used, as you've pointed out to me,
they are in 75ths of a second! In the case of files having other cues, the
program gives the cue sheet a lower priority. In the case of a cue-less
file, I wouldn't know how much to adjust the values?
I'm looking in to the ZIP problem now. Will get back shortly. I've had a
few problems with a ZIP of some bad files - perhaps related, perhaps not -
which is changing the way I resume scanning after losing synch with the
music.
BJ
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