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  1. 21st Feb 2005 18:13 #1
    rotteneggz
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    can anyone share some info on how to trim .mp2 format audio tracks?
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  2. 23rd Feb 2005 04:32 #2
    sanjayk
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    Check out the tools section of this forum. Lot of tools are available for editing & splitting audio files.
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  3. 23rd Feb 2005 05:57 #3
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    In general, all tools decode to wav (some discretely while loading), do the edits, then reencode (some discretely while saving). Try Goldwave or some such.
    If the editor you try insists on saving as wav, do so, and reencode to mp2 with tooLame.

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  4. 23rd Feb 2005 07:15 #4
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    try mp3directcut. It can cut without rencoding. Very fast and easy.
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  5. 23rd Feb 2005 07:41 #5
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    Can mp3directcut cut mp2?

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  6. 23rd Feb 2005 07:47 #6
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    Yes. I have used it for that. If youhave a really big file, this is perferct because it does not re-encode.
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