0> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 0> Jim <URL:mailto:lists@;mccartyfamily.org> ("Jim") wrote:
Jim> I've been trying to get --nogap to work for me... using LAME Jim> v3.92 with the following cmd line: Jim> Jim> Jim> lame --nogapout . --nogap /Audio\ CD/10\ Audio\ Track.aiff /Audio\ Jim> CD/11\ Audio\ Track.aiff Jim> Jim> Jim> just encodes the two tracks as two separate .mp3 files. That's the idea - two MP3 files that can be played back sequentially without any audible gap. If you encoded them separately, you'd get a "hiccup" between the two, due to introduced latency for the bit reservoir. Some players introduce their own gaps, but on ones that handle this correctly, you won't hear the transition from one file to the next - you would without --nogap. If you want a single MP3 file as output, you should concatenate your raw unencoded files (e.g. with sox or xwave), and encode the result. _______________________________________________ mp3encoder mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://minnie.tuhs.org/mailman/listinfo/mp3encoder
