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I have this old CD, which I had ripped into a whole 1 hour file at 192 kbps in my computer. Now the CD is gone, and I would like to split that whole hour of songs into its separate tracks.
Can I split the original file into its separate tracks at its original 192 kbps without saving them again as another lossy format? The file itself is lossy, so saving them as lossy again will seriously degrade its quality! ---- -To get angry is to punish yourself with other people's mistakes. -You use your ears, not your eyes to listen. -If everyone is doing it, it must be stupid. |
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Acer Hyperspace wrote: I have this old CD, which I had ripped into a whole 1 hour file at 192 kbps in my computer. Now the CD is gone, and I would like to split that whole hour of songs into its separate tracks.
Can I split the original file into its separate tracks at its original 192 kbps without saving them again as another lossy format? The file itself is lossy, so saving them as lossy again will seriously degrade its quality! Split the file and save is as lossless, wav, flac or other lossless format. ---- ___The Jepptunes___ "Accept All the Good" Sound design for SQ8L and Alchemy |
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Here's your answer;
http://mpesch3.de1.cc/mp3dc.html+ EDIT: thanks to chk071 I noticed this app which will do 'split tracks at silence' automatically. Mp3DirectCut may do that also, but not sure. Writing a .cue sheet, as chk071 recommended, is cool too, if the app won't do 'silence splitting' well enough with your material. http://mp3splt.sourceforge.net/mp3splt_page/home.php ---- "For many individuals with mental illness, creativity is a valued and central part of their identity." Last edited by annode on Wed Nov 14, 2012 8:15 am; edited 1 time in total |
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You could create a cuesheet too: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cue_sheet_%28computing%29. Most audio players can read these, and treat the file accordingly as single tracks. |
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Just tried Mp3Splt-gtk on 'silence-auto' mode and it worked well. ---- "For many individuals with mental illness, creativity is a valued and central part of their identity." |
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Acer Hyperspace wrote: The file itself is lossy, so saving them as lossy again will seriously degrade its quality!
Have you TRIED it? Depending on the material you may get away with several generations before you can even tell. |
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timobrien wrote: Acer Hyperspace wrote: The file itself is lossy, so saving them as lossy again will seriously degrade its quality!
Have you TRIED it? Depending on the material you may get away with several generations before you can even tell. May I recommend a movie for you? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0387808/  ---- "For many individuals with mental illness, creativity is a valued and central part of their identity." |
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annode wrote: Here's your answer;
http://mpesch3.de1.cc/mp3dc.html+ EDIT: thanks to chk071 I noticed this app which will do 'split tracks at silence' automatically. Mp3DirectCut may do that also, but not sure. Writing a .cue sheet, as chk071 recommended, is cool too, if the app won't do 'silence splitting' well enough with your material. http://mp3splt.sourceforge.net/mp3splt_page/home.php I think it has what I need! Trying it out! ---- -To get angry is to punish yourself with other people's mistakes. -You use your ears, not your eyes to listen. -If everyone is doing it, it must be stupid. |
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