Thanks Ken, but it's for the mp3 clip. Kenneth Suratt said the following on 25.08.2007 17:21: > MP3 Clip > > MPE Clip allows you to split mp3 files into tracks. For example, to split > one MP3 file into 3 files, the first minute of the song, then the middle 45 > seconds, > then the last minute of a song. > > You can use it with winamp and you have to have both programs running at the > same time. Run winamp and have the song loaded, but not playing yet. Then > start > MP3 Clip. Tab to the load button and enter. This opens a typical open file > dialog, locate the the same song you loaded in winamp and press enter. Then > tab to the set button. This opens a typical save dialog, tell the program > what to call the split file and what folder to save it in. It will then add > the > track numbers automatically. For example where it wants a file name, if you > put in TestSong and you split the MP3 into 3 parts, they would become > TestSong0.mp3, > TestSong1.mp3 and so on. > > Now alt tab back to winamp and start the song playing. Now alt tab back to > the MP3 Clip program. Anytime you want to split the song, enter on the grab > winamp > time button. You can do that and split the file as many times as you want. > When you're done Press control S for the start button and MP3 Clip will do > the > rest. It doesn't give you any indication it is finished, but it doesn't take > long, so wait and go check the folder where you told MP3 Clip to put the > saved > tracks. > > Control tab to find the MP3Join Tab dialog and options. Enter on the set > button and this opens a typical save dialog, tell the program what to call > the > joined file and what folder to save it in. Enter on the Add file button and > continue adding all the files you wish to join. When ready, press control S > for start. > >
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