Hi All----

Thanks for taking the time to answer this question... I am trying to
create a single MP3 File from Instructional CD's that each contain
about twenty tracts. Popular software will create a seperate MP3 for
each track, with is great, but for my purposes, I would like to make a
single MP3 that contains all tracts from any particular audio CD

Thanks for your help, and Happy New Year!!!

pacmail@gmail.com wrote:
option, I've never used it in that manner. Download it (free) and give
it a try, should work ok.
Dave Cohen

<pacmail@gmail.com> wrote in message
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CDex http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/: [F10] (same as [Convert]->"Extract a section of the
CD" or third icon down on the right hand side) and then select output as wav or
compressed. Default section is from first to last track.


Don

pacmail@gmail.com wrote:
CDex and Exact Audio Copy can both do it rather easily.

CDex:
"Convert" -> "Extract a section of the CD".

Exact Audio Copy:
"Action" -> "Copy range".

AudioGrabber can also do it, but it's a little more tricky. It involves
going into the "Track properties" of the last track of the CD, and
writing down the number of the last sector, and then going into the
"Track properties" of the first track and plugging the number into the
last sector field there.

"NRen2k5" <nomore@email.com> wrote in message
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Mp3 Merge does this very easily. I use this when ripping audio books on disc
as they often have hundreds of small tracks. It is a very easy to use
program.

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