Hi all, I need the advice of someone who knows how to deal with CD's that have been improperly broken up into tracks. I hav an audiobook on CD which I purchased some time ago. The CD is broken up rather liberally into tracks, but when Blackstone Audiobooks did so, they didn't make sure the tracks were broken up at exactly the right places to prevent the occasional pop between tracks. Apparently this has to be done carefully, and Gold Wave can do this perfectly. But since Gold Wave didn't do this, there are the occasional pops. Is there any way that one can do something to fix the track lengths so the number of bytes is whatever a CD needs to prevent this sort of thing from happening? I hope this makes some sense.
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