Caster wrote:
> the program musiCutter from http://macik.homepage.com to split it into mp3
> files (it can import the cuesheet so you don't have to manually
> find starts
> and ends of mp3s) Then you can play it with winamp and some
> continous output
> plugin and it plays it really without gaps because musicutter
> splits between
> mp3 frames.
"really without gaps" is not always true, because of the inter-frame
dependencies (bit-reservoir). The only way to do it trully gapless is to
join these mp3s before decoding, but no present player can do it run-time. I
can hear small pops in winamp even if using continous output, because each
mp3 is decoded separately.
> When you want to burn audio cd from this, just join
> these mp3's
> together (there's no tool for this yet, you have to cut the possible TAGs
> from the files with some TAG program and then join with copy file1 + file2
musiCutter 0.5 will have this join function (will be released in a few
weeks).
> etc.) Then decode to wav in EAC with the same offset as used for encoding
> (so the start of the wav will be without delay and end won't be cut, there
> can be added very short silence but it doesn't matter on the last
> track) and
> burn the wav with cuesheet you have. That's how I do it and it's very good
> (i don't know better way now).
Yes, this way works reliable.
Slavo
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