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Re: World Service Audio Archive

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charles_rookeFeb 1, 2013
 

 
Mark - It does indeed lack the precision of Audacity or Adobe Audition, but I usually find it precise enough and (to me) its easier to use. I use mp3DirectCut to slice out of the low quality file and save (no re-encoding) the bit I want to patch in; I then use Audacity to re-encode that low quality patch to the same bitrate/kHz and m/s/js and volume as the good quality file; then use mp3Directcut to paste the re-encoded patch into the good quality file and resave (no re-encoding).

Charlie

--- In just-a-minute@..., nylon wrote:
>
> Hi Don. I investigated MP3DirectCut briefly, but felt it lacked precision,
> and I seem to remember a nasty interface.
> I still have it and should give it a more considered thrashing before
> dismissing it.
>
> Cheers
> Mark
>
>

 
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