Help Required:


For any of you folks who have already visited sugarmegs.org, then you know there is a wealth of fantastic music available from their website; however, the concerts are one complete WMA file, typically 25 ~ 45 MB in size. The individual songs are all linked together with no breaks.

Is there a software tool that can be used to separate out the individual songs by setting markers.

At the very least you would first need to listen to the concert to determine where the breaks should be at the end of each song. That exercise can be done fairly easily.

Setting the break point for multiple CDR's is not a big problem once you have the complete tracklisting from sugarmegs.org nor is it difficult to convert the 40 KB/s WMA files to 128 KB/s MP3 using itunes software. That's the easy part.

The hard part is parsing the music into individual song tracks.


Anybody can help ??????????



Mother

You need an audio editing proggy such as Audacity (its freeware, do a google) to open up your file & then divide it up into songs. It's a bit of a learning curve but well worth the effort.

I use cooleditpro2 which is quite serious, & another good one is Soundforge