[emceepj]

i hate when mp3s are fudged. like big gaps of space at the start/end of a song, or when an mp3 was a skip at the end or something.

are there any tools (freeware) that will let me trim to my hearts content?

Phil

 

[Strongblade]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by emceepj:
i hate when mp3s are fudged. like big gaps of space at the start/end of a song, or when an mp3 was a skip at the end or something.

are there any tools (freeware) that will let me trim to my hearts content?

Phil<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Quicktime 6 Pro edition allows editing of files. It should also allow you to trim MP3s, since it can play them too.

It's not free, but for $30.00 US, it's got a alot of versatility.

 

[VertiGoGo]

You can also do this in iTunes. You can set new In and Out points on the file. This will play only the portion you designate.

 

[Bjornbro]

Thanks VertiGoGo! I never knew that. I'll see if I can do this when I get home...

Hey emceepj, I don't know if you are using OS 9 or X, but if you're using 9 try The Analogue Ripper. It's dead-dog-simple to use and well worth the $19.95 shareware fee. You'll need iTunes to convert the song to .aiff, then edit with T.A.R., then use iTunes to convert it back to .mp3

 

[emceepj]

thanks guys.

i know about the in/out points in itunes, thats what i'm currently doing with those darn songs. but i'm just very anal when it comes to my music collection.

maybe i'll just fork out for QT pro in a few months......

Phil