Posted by fred-bloggs on 07/01/06 18:27

Dave Cohen <user@example.net> wrote in news:SYwpg.115$Ym2.86@trndny05:

> Zed wrote:
>> Is there any ripping software that will allow me to rip two separate
>> tracks together as one track? An example would be Sgt. Pepper/With a
>> Little Help from My Friends. The tracks blend together but on the CD
>> they are two separate tracks. I keep my MP3 player on random and I
>> get this abrupt end at the end of Sgt. Pepper. Thanks in advance for
>> any assistance you can give me.
>>
>>
> I use mp3directcut to split/edit .mp3 files. It has an option to
> append, never used it but you might want to play with it and see if
> it's helpful. It's a free download.
> Dave Cohen

No, sorry Dave, joining the mp3s will cause a small, but audible, gap
between the tracks due to encoder delay and padding.

The answer to the OP's query is to rip the tracks to a single wav and
then encode that to mp3. This can be done with many rippers, in CDex for
example you can *extract a section of the CD* where the section is the 2
tracks.

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fred

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