Hi. We can't do the cutting of the MP3 on the unit for various reasons; this is primarily due to writable disk constraints, but the code to do this would be quite processor intensive, even on a flash card.
The audio export option in PRS is what you want; it exports a DAISY structure with the MP3 file with the parts cut out - it does this by reading in the PTR1 specific files and writing out a new copy of the audio file. If there are multiple sections on the DAISY book, those will be created as separate MP3 files. Therefor, I suggest you remove all section markers (headings) from the book, and try the audio export function again. Regards. Andrew. -----Original Message----- From: Sharon Hamm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mon 20/12/2004 15:31 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: mp3 question Hello. I edited a large file on the ptr1. I was cutting commercials out of some programs. I got the time down to 2 hours instead of 3. I wanted to see if the mp3 file was the same. When I looked at the mp3 on the computer it was the original mp3. I was editing on a compact flash card instead of disk. I thought that when I saved the file it would also save the mp3. How can I get the ncc file and the mp3 file to be the same? I told it to convert the ncc file on the computer to an audio file. It made it in to about 60 mp3's. I want it to be 1 mp3 file. Sharon --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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