Stitching Flac Files Together

[Dokter123]

Hi folks - my first post in this forum. I wish I'd discovered these tools before spending a lot of $ on more expensive products that don't do as good a job...

I listen to a lot of classical music. Often times one track/movement is contiguous with the next although each movement is denoted as a separate track on the CD itself. On the CD the music plays without track interruptions, but flac files, when ripped separately inject an instance of (disconcerting) silence.

What do I do, or can I do anything *when I no longer have the CD itself to re-rip* to stitch the flac files back together and have them play as one long file without those interruptions?

Thank you.

Dok

[Spoon]

Re: Stitching Flac Files Together

Convert to Wave, then use something like audacity (free editor) to stick together.

[Dokter123]

Re: Stitching Flac Files Together

Thank you.

D.

[LtData]

Re: Stitching Flac Files Together

Note that if you DO have the CDs, you can use the Rip as 1 button in the CD ripper to rip multiple tracks, or even the entire CD, as one file.

[dvdr]

Re: Stitching Flac Files Together

Since for most uses, there is an advantage of keeping tracks separate, here is a question for you: how do you play your files back, what software/hardware, what server are you using, or do you play them back in a portable player?
There are ways to do gapless playback, but it is hardware/software/settings dependant. So if you'd share same more info, the forum could help you even better...