I think the easiest way is to use a Sound Editing Application to join the separate MP3 tracks into one track. You may even be able to do this in Quicktime (if you have Pro version). Depending on the App you use you may be able to do it natively to the MP3's however many Apps may require you to convert your MP3's to AIFF's before joining tracks and then reimport into iTunes.
I do it in reverse where I rip an old Album (Vinyl) as a single AIFF to my hard disk. Occasionally I import this single AIFF into iTunes & it appears as a single MP3 track around 40 minutes in length. Normally though I split the AIFF into individual tracks and then import as individual MP3 tracks. The reverse of this as mentioned in the first paragraph should work for what you want to do however. -- All the best Greg Sharp President/Webmaster [EMAIL PROTECTED] Australian Mac Users Group (AUSMUG) http://www.australian.macusersgroup.org On 18/10/05 7:19 PM, "Andrew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 18/10/2005, at 3:21 PM, Adam Yap wrote: > > Hey all, > > I've been puzzling this for a while, trying to look for a solution and > I thought I'd ask the group. I have a pretty large music collection, > too large to fit onto my 4gb iPod. > > What I like to do is create smart playlists which put random tracks > onto the iPod. However, I find that this puts random tracks, not full > albums, which is my preferred way of listening. Does anyone know of a > way to put random albums in a playlist as opposed to tracks?
