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#1217 - Sat 30 Dec 2000 06:06 AM How can I split a 60min mp3 into several tracks???
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I have some mp3's that are complete mixes and cover about 70 minutes long each. I want to be able to split them to seperate mp3 files, so that when i burn them to a cd, i have the option to select any track. Can someone please tell me what progie splits long mp3 files. Oh yeah one more thing. If there is a prog for this, would it do it with out converting to a .wav file first?

Many Thanx

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#1218 - Sat 30 Dec 2000 09:11 PM Re: How can I split a 60min mp3 into several tracks???
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There's a couple of apps on the DJ Tools page that might do the job. Other than that I'd use a program like CoolEdit . You can load up an MP3 and cut the sections you don't want then resave the existing data into another MP3 file using the 'save as' function and renaming it to a different file name than the original. It can be a bit time consuming but in the end you've got exactly what you want and you don't have to convert to WAV first.

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