Dear all, When concatenating segments of WAV files, I encounter some interesting (but annoying) problems:
I want to concatenate A.wav B.wav A.wav C.wav A.wav into out.mp3 The command line would look like: lame --nogap A.wav B.wav A.wav C.wav A.wav Then concatenate the 5 output mp3 files into out.mp3. But wait... There are only 3 output mp3 files: A.mp3 B.mp3 C.mp3, not 5!!! That's interesting... Finally I think of a workaround: duplicate A.wav into A1.wav, A2.wav, then lame --nogap A.wav B.wav A1.wav C.wav A2.wav copy /b A.mp3+B.mp3+A1.mp3+C.mp3+A2.mp3 out.mp3 Moreover, I found "--nogap then concatenate" sometime still produce broken results (when I dealt with about one hundred WAV segments). If LAME officially provide a "-concat" function, quality can be assured. lame -concat @listfile out.mp3 Why @listfile? Because DOS command line has a length limit, which is annoying too. Please consider adding this feature into LAME. It's useful !!! : ) Thank you very much. Best regards. John Lin _______________________________________________ mp3encoder mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://minnie.tuhs.org/mailman/listinfo/mp3encoder
