Ripping my Mix CD to Mp3

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3 years ago
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Hopefully one of you technical bods out there may be able to assist as im a bit slow with these fangled computers. I have a DJ mix that I recorded directly onto my Pioneer CD recorder with the various track points set manually. When ripping this onto an MP3 it splits them all into separate files thus ruining the mix. Obviously it works fine for continuous mixes with no track points but is it possible to create one single mp3 file with individual cue points within the file so the whole mix plays seamlessly but you're still able to skip to a track?

Any info would be muchos appreciatos.

3 years ago
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what are you usingto Rip, then burn the CD again?

if using nero, select no pause between tracks option in the pre burn settings and your winning.thumbsup

forget about if you using windows media player... as i dont think you can burn with out in puting pauses in
3 years ago
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sorry just realised you wanted to Rip your CD then put cue points into an MP3 file.

unfortuantly you cant have track markers in MP3's, can only be one long MP3 frown
Post edited by owner 01/11/2005 12:15:54
3 years ago
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Thats what i feared. youd think with all this technology these days somebody would have created something. Cheers anyway mate. 

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what about putting track markers in a 1 hour long wave file. have a cd mix i wana do this too.

ive got cooledit pro and nero. is it possible to do it with these?

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