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Chris
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Mon Nov 22, 2004 10:01 pm Post subject:
OT: audio file question |
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Hi, I have an audio file that is about 810kb, I would like to take this file
and create a larger file by having this file repeat over and over. Like it
was all of the tracks on a cd but with no breaks between the tracks.
This is the method I thought of was to just create multiple copies with a
different name for each and then burn them with no pause between tracks.
Thanks for any ideas.
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Sheppy
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Tue Nov 23, 2004 2:00 am Post subject:
Re: audio file question |
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Most audio editors can do this quite easilly, you just load the Wave audio
file into it, then move the selection point to the end of the file, and hit
insert file. And keep on repeating. Finally hit Save As.
If you ask - I don't have an audio editor, do you have Nero Burning Rom,
it's wave editor is quite good.
| Quote: | Hi, I have an audio file that is about 810kb, I would like to take this
file and create a larger file by having this file repeat over and over.
Like it was all of the tracks on a cd but with no breaks between the
tracks.
This is the method I thought of was to just create multiple copies with a
different name for each and then burn them with no pause between tracks. |
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Chris
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Tue Nov 23, 2004 2:00 am Post subject:
Re: audio file question |
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Thanks, didn't think of using Nero.
"Sheppy" <spam@awshepherd.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Most audio editors can do this quite easilly, you just load the Wave audio
file into it, then move the selection point to the end of the file, and
hit insert file. And keep on repeating. Finally hit Save As.
If you ask - I don't have an audio editor, do you have Nero Burning Rom,
it's wave editor is quite good.
Hi, I have an audio file that is about 810kb, I would like to take this
file and create a larger file by having this file repeat over and over.
Like it was all of the tracks on a cd but with no breaks between the
tracks.
This is the method I thought of was to just create multiple copies with a
different name for each and then burn them with no pause between tracks.
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