I have some large wav files of recording from Real Audio. How can I take the files and split them into tracks?
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Right, but I need to break them into small files. Right now I have several files over 400 mb in size.
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This is really rudimentary method, but you could just use Windows Recorder to cut-and-paste blotches of waveforms and create smaller files. The end user(s) could then cut-and-paste them back into the larger file afterward. You will end up with microseconds missing and/or blank spaces if you are not precise, though.
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OR just convert them to MP3. Those files sound just as good but take up less space. There are several programs that do this. Try DOWNLOADS.COM or TUCOWS.COM for freeware.
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Another problem besides the cut and paste method,
besides blank spaces, is that not all can be done like that, and if you can may not necessarily play on a regular cd player. However converting them to MP3(which nero or the other program does) they play on anything 99 &99/100th % of the time.
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So what's a good way to convert it to MP3?
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Originally posted by kneegrow_native
For all my music file chopping and file conversion, I use Cool Edit Pro 2.0 .
Trial version available from Zdnet or Downloads, and the crack is available at cracks.am.
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