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MP3 Gap
I download a lot of .shn and .flac files of live concerts. I then convert them to mp3 so I can play them on my iPod. I notice a fraction of a second sound gap between songs and it's really annoying especially for segues. How do I eliminate the gap so that playing from one song to the next is seamless?
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A fraction of a second may just be the little delay the machine needs to reposition itself on another track, unelss there's a parameter somewhere that actually controls that.Originally posted by sasserwazr
You could convert to wav first each separate sound file, then use a wav editor and join all the wav files together eliminating the gap if it is in fact there at either the end or beginning of the original files, then save the resulting huge wav file. Then you convert to one big mp3 the entire wav file. -
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Is there anyway I can get rid of it without making one file?Comment
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You should check a couple of the mp3 files and make sure they don't have a little gap at the end or the beginning. If necessary, just to test, chop off a bit from the end and the beginning and see if it still happens. If it does, it's iPod that adds that little gap in rendering, so unless there are ways to fine tune that, I fear all you can do is "glue" the files together and make one big mp3 file.Originally posted by sasserwazrComment
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The iPod cannot even play Apple Lossless files without putting that gap in...bad apple!Comment
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