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  1. 12th Nov 2003 16:33 #1
    kilika
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    Hello folks
    Was wondering if you can help me out. i have an audio book of harry potter but it consists of about 190 mp3 files of about 1min each.

    Is there any tools i can use to join them all together,

    thanks in advance

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  2. 12th Nov 2003 16:36 #2
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    yea, buy the audio book.
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  3. 12th Nov 2003 16:46 #3
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    I did buy it but i want to transfer it to my pda but all the different tracks make it crash it is able to handly a single file more easily.

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  4. 12th Nov 2003 16:51 #4
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    many tools available...i think the one i use is mp3 splitter and joiner. cost $20. joins one file to another in less than 1 second, no re-encoding. in your case 190 seconds
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  5. 12th Nov 2003 17:19 #5
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    Thanks man it worked like a charm 192 into 1

    cheers
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    kinda like driving a Ferrari to do your food shopping...at the corner store down the block
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