I have downloaded a mix, but it is too long for my poxy 80min CD-R's. Is there anyway of chopping the mix so that I can burn it????
Some one help me pleeeeease!!!
Some one help me pleeeeease!!!
What if a mix is too long to put on a CD???
- Thread starter Lozzie
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Lozzie said:
What burning software do you have?
It's easy to chop it in two with Nero, soundforge or creative software. If it's only a few minutes over you can also overburn it. If you have one of the above i can tell you, although i am sure there is other software that you can do it with.
I dont have Nero or sound forge!!! I just burn it with Media player!!! The mix is like 1 hour 30! So I cant over burn it either! lol help me someone!
Lozzie said:
I would just chop the last ten minutes of hun then. Use something like soundforge or cool edit to do that. If you aint got them i am sure someone will take the mix of ya and do it. I would but i am not here tomorrow unless you an wait
Andy
i've used all of the methods outlined in this thread, that is until someone pointed me in the direction of thislittle beauty:
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/megamp3split.html
for unlike the others, which for some reason take an age to save into the edit thing this does it in literally seconds - just download it (it's free
) then open said music file - put a 'cut' in at the end or beggining or whatever and click on save icon - hey presto job done in 2 seconds 
And the best thing is it keeps the original so you can have another go if you fook it up or alternatively you can do a few 'cuts' and save them ontop two cd's or whatever
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/megamp3split.html
for unlike the others, which for some reason take an age to save into the edit thing this does it in literally seconds - just download it (it's free
) then open said music file - put a 'cut' in at the end or beggining or whatever and click on save icon - hey presto job done in 2 seconds And the best thing is it keeps the original so you can have another go if you fook it up or alternatively you can do a few 'cuts' and save them ontop two cd's or whatever i've used all of the methods outlined in this thread, that is until someone pointed me in the direction of thislittle beauty:
Mega MP3 Splitter download and review - split MP3 files from SnapFiles
for unlike the others, which for some reason take an age to save into the edit thing this does it in literally seconds - just download it (it's free
This program is very good, splits large mp3 in seconds well worth a d/l
