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Posted by Gen on May-24-2004 13:37:

how to split large livesets or mp3 files

If i have a large mp3 file (say a Tiesto liveset or somethin) and a cue file for it how can i split it into smaller mp3 files using the cue?

thanks

EK


Posted by A.J. on May-24-2004 16:03:

Please look at the cue file tutorial.

It is a sticky thread at the top of the forum.


Posted by THG on Jun-04-2004 18:28:

try Adobe Audition


Posted by Gen on Jun-04-2004 20:54:

Im using musiccutter 0.7 and its awesome. thanks for the replies.

EK


Posted by BigDil on Jun-15-2004 10:45:

quote:
Originally posted by THG
try Adobe Audition

I don't recommend this disaster at all. It's supposed to be a new version of CoolEdit2000, but those smart people @ Adobe added plenty of useless features, which eats a lot more system resources of course, and they even fucked up previously working things as well, such as the dB indicator at the bottom, it stops working after a few secs. So, I went back to CE2k right away.

Adobe Audition = screwed up version of CoolEdit2000

"If it ain't broken, don't fix it."


Posted by tu_face on Jun-15-2004 11:25:

quote:
Originally posted by BigDil

Adobe Audition = screwed up version of CoolEdit2000

"If it ain't broken, don't fix it."


use cooledit pro 2.0, its miles better


Posted by 303 on Jun-21-2004 08:48:

mp3DirectCut or musiCutter0.7.1 will do the trick easily

and theyre both free..


Posted by Orko on Jul-19-2004 18:30:

I use HJSplit. It can cut any file into the size you want.

just tell it what size...and it spits out the files like:

Original file:
AVB live in Ibiza.mp3

New file:

AVB live in Ibiza.mp3.001
AVB live in Ibiza.mp3.002...

just renampe the file and you have a cut up song, simple

i also use it to make three parts into one, so its easier to view the files on my computer



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