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| pg6969 |
| I don't know how well I will explain this - so bear with me. Let's say I bought Paul Oakenfold - Great Wall (which I did) and I ripped the entire disc as one big MP3 file on my harddrive and added it to my collection (which is legal) in MusicMatch Jukebox. Is there a way to move around in an MP3 as you can on a CD? Suppose I want to listen to track 05. Dave Gahan - Dirty Sticky floors. Is there a way I can just go to that spot in the file without searching for it? See, this is not an issue for regular albums, but because Great Wall and others are nonstop mixes, you hear a little pause or click between transitions - there is no 2 sec gap on the original CD. This is the same problem I'm having in my car. I have an MP3 deck and I have databased all my albums on to a few CD's. I would like to do the same to my trance CD's so that I can fit about 8 CD's onto one. Is there a program or plugin for this situation? I hope this makes sense. |
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| Dmatrox |
you can make a cue sheet and split the file into the tracks.
isnt the point of CDs like this to listen in full as a mix? not just by track? :conf:
speaking of great wall, im listening to the first cd right now:D |
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| Disney |
cue file and a winamp plugin called mp3cue0.94...
only works with winamp 2 tho. |
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