You could rip the CD as separate audio files, then use a wave editor (e.g. Sound Forge, Wavelab, Cool Edit) to glue each track together, and encode the resulting file.

A quick search on Google and I found this:

MP3 Joiner

hmm

i was looking for
more like a program that just rips it directly
to join the tracks for me and to rip it to one file.

im sure someone would of made a program to do just this bynow?

or maybe not?
-rob

quote:

Originally posted by zapper A quick search on Google and I found this: MP3 Joiner

hey thanks alot zapper

good stuff

-Rob

Use Exact Audio Copy http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/

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quote:

Originally posted by kevM Use Exact Audio Copy http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/

^^ do what he said..

The reason is.. eac allows for external mp3 codecs (use lame). It will also create the .cue sheet for you..

By far the best cdaudio rip utility out there.

You can do the same with CDEX LINK HERE

Just use the option "extract part of CD Audio" and you can rip the whole cd as one file from there.

Like EAC you can use external codecs.

thanks guys


use eac?

i could rip it to seperate mp3 in eac/lame
with no problem.

but how do i rip it (with eac) so its all 1 big track with everything joint together.

thanks in advance
-Rob