If you're using Winamp there's a crossfading plugin
available on their site, SqrSoft® Advanced Crossfading
v1.5b, that works fine on Pink Floyd tracks, totally
eliminating the gap.
Regards,
Abe Corrie
--- DataFlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > * A lot of people don't understand the gap
> problem, so the right coding
> must
> > be done unintentionally. Otherwise a lot of MP3
> life recording or MP3
> > classic music files are broken. It is not enough
> that *we* are know how
> to
> > code unbroken files. Every stupid lame user must
> do it without
> additional
> > efforts.
>
> > * Most CD grabber write single files for every
> track on standard, so most
> > User will do that. And it is also more handy to
> have several PCM files
> > and MP3 files instead of choping and clueing
> files and removing temp
> > files. It is much more dangerous, especially on
> Out of Disk Space
> > situations.
>
> > * Splitting and desplitting needs a lot of disk
> space, may be not
> available
>
> I don't think disk space is a problem these days.
>
> The (big) advantage of one large mp3file containing
> the entire album (like
> AiD suggests) is that players like winamp don't
> delay playback when a track
> ends and another begins. When using seperate files,
> Winamp checks playtime,
> ID3-TAG and things..
>
> greetings,
> __dataFlow
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