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Posted by dadiOH on 05/30/06 21:16
normanstrong@comcast.net wrote:
> I have several mp3 files that I'd like to join together to make a
> single file with a new name. How does one do that? I'd also like
> to do the same thing with several wav files, only in this case the
> final file must be joined precisely, with no gap between the end of
> one file and the beginning of the next.
MP3
MP3Merge...this is a tool for joining MP3 files together.
It takes care of the ID3v1, IDv1.1 and ID3v2 tags.
http://mp3merge.netfirms.com/
Wave
WaveMerge 2.1
http://www.mrichter.com/cdr/files/files.htm
I haven't used it but rather doubt it will join precisely as you want. To
do that, use a wave editor...chop off what you don't want in song #1, copy
it, load song #2, chop what you don't want then paste #1 to it.
Both
You could join with DOS but not precisely (wave) and you'd have to manage
the tags yourself with MP3s.
Open a DOS window...
go to appropriate directory...
type in...
copy /b filename1.ext + filename2.ext + .......... + lastfile.ext
This will merge all of the files together into the first file
Or if you don't want to type all the filenames...
copy /b *.ext all.tmp
ren all.tmp all.ext
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dadiOH
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