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gekas
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 Posted - Mon Nov 12, 2001 9:16 pm
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Most of the times, when you have a mixed (or live) CD as mp3s and you convert it to wav files, for burning it to a CDR, there are gaps with silence at the start and at the end of each wav file (I guess this is because of the conversions). Is there a way, using Cool Edit (or another utility) to remove these gaps in order to burn the CD in Disk-At-Once mode? I am doing it using Cool Edit, by editing each file separately. Any other suggestions?
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beetle
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Posted - Tue Nov 13, 2001 7:41 am
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Open your mp3s, edit out the silence at the ends, then save them as .wav files. Burn the CD with DAO. Simple.
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gekas
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Posted - Tue Nov 13, 2001 6:57 pm
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That's what I am doing now. But if you have 30 or 40 or 50 etc. tracks to edit out, it takes ages to do it. I thought that perhaps someone will know a useful utility (or an option in Cool Edit) that can do this process in a batch processing manner.
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gekas
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Posted - Thu Nov 15, 2001 6:38 pm
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Any thoughts anyone?????
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jonrose
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Posted - Fri Nov 16, 2001 1:58 am
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This was discussed some months ago on this forum. The end result was that a general consensus was arrived at - You either do it manually, or you do it twice. Reason? Because there isn't any tool that is quite like the human ear, and certainly not good enough to second-guess the proper edit points.
Best... -Jon
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