have spent some time converting and tagging all thee 42 hours into mp3. i was wondering if poeple here are interested in it, as I have already spent a lot of time making it IPOD compactable.
Tracked on: George Eliot (213.42.2.10) at 2006 05 24 00:06:20
Marvelous Marvin
Hmm... Yeah I guess that might work. I'll have to try it out.
Tracked on: Marvelous Marvin (125.247.115.130) at 2006 05 24 00:02:22
Chick Corea
Replace mp3-*-name.mp3 with the names of your songs (using Terminal, you can just drag and drop the file/names to Terminal and it'll add the name/path). The ">" is the output pipe, and the "joined-songs.mp3" would be the resulting name. You can change this to whatever name you want.
Tracked on: Chick Corea (125.246.109.67) at 2006 05 23 23:59:40
Frances Gumm
To save you a step here are some mp3 stream from NPR affiliates. Now if only I could legaly provide these streams via Podcast
Tracked on: Frances Gumm (64.76.69.2) at 2006 05 23 23:55:33
Boy George
might do the job. Its for Linux (and Windows) but I would expect to be able to compile it under OS X.
Tracked on: Boy George (61.102.220.70) at 2006 05 23 23:52:29
Albert Brooks
To join songs, try the old DOS command COPY, like this: copy /b song1.mp3 + song2.mp3 + song3.mpg mysongs.mp3. That should work great.
Tracked on: Albert Brooks (218.38.65.164) at 2006 05 23 23:50:56
Chick Hearn
Maybe you should try Google for a change ;) Google Search: Join mp3s, check the 3rd en 7th result.
Tracked on: Chick Hearn (220.95.73.118) at 2006 05 23 23:47:52
Monty Hall
You can definitely do this in GarageBand. Simply drag the songs you want from iTunes to GarageBand and it automatically converts them. Then use the Export to iTunes feature. Works like a charm!
Tracked on: Monty Hall (125.246.109.67) at 2006 05 23 23:46:13
John Ford
I am now happily converting RealAudio files into mp3 format and experimenting with bit-rates. I’d better make some room on that mp3 player for Bucky!
Tracked on: John Ford (125.247.115.130) at 2006 05 23 23:45:34
Chick Corea
The price goes to Restiffbard. The iTunes Applescript does the job exactly the way I wanted it. Thanks a lot for your suggestions though, they will undoubtedly come in handy at some later point in time.
Tracked on: Chick Corea (220.133.48.77) at 2006 05 23 23:44:26
Margarita Cansino
know garageband can do essentially what you're asking, maybe sound studio too. That old school classic app SoundApp was amazing and would probably work as well. I know it does work under classic.
might be worth a look -- or MP3 Trimmer, which does more than trim.
Tracked on: Sid Caesar (220.133.48.77) at 2006 05 23 23:43:00
Pierino Roland Como
Given the name of your weblog and the subject of this post, I’d like to introduce you to the First Crack Podcast (Coffee, Technology, and other Daily Grinds).
I found more than I expected. thank you, esp. the conversion tip.
Tracked on: JoAnn Castle (69.19.14.12) at 2006 05 23 23:42:37
Truman Capote
Once again I am in your debt, Dr Grey. I raise my cap to you sir!
Tracked on: Truman Capote (219.248.234.23) at 2006 05 23 23:41:49
Chick Corea
let me know here and we can figure out a way of getting this to you.
Tracked on: Chick Corea (125.246.109.67) at 2006 05 23 23:40:43
Truman Capote
Oops, in the "cat /Users/tangent/music/iTunes..." paste it took away the back slashes, so disregard the paste.
Tracked on: Truman Capote (69.19.14.12) at 2006 05 23 23:38:55
Chick Hearn
I’m not aware of any mp3 sources for the lectures.
Tracked on: Chick Hearn (69.19.14.12) at 2006 05 23 23:36:12
Eileen Heckart
Wow!! I personally knew Bucky. I was the one who took him to Apple Computer and introduced him to Steve Jobs who gave him a tour of the Cupertino facility.
Tracked on: Eileen Heckart (69.19.14.12) at 2006 05 23 23:35:35
David Carradine
If you're not afraid of the Unix command line, you could do this with the Cat command. Just type cat mp3-1-name.mp3 mp3-2-name.mp3 mp3-3-name.mp3 > joined-songs.mp3.
Tracked on: David Carradine (69.19.14.12) at 2006 05 23 23:34:37
Huntz Hall
I am so thrilled to find this being served for FREE. This is the greatest discovery I have ever made on the web.
Tracked on: Huntz Hall (59.20.232.231) at 2006 05 23 23:32:54
Engelbert Humperdinck
If not, can anyone recommend a good tool for turning RealAudio streams into mp3?
Have you tried TotalRecorder? I believe it can record pretty much anything you want and output it as MP3.
Tracked on: Cary Grant (69.19.14.45) at 2006 05 23 23:31:37
Krekor "Kirk" Ohanian
For instance, I typed "cat" in my Terminal, and dragged three files from my iTunes Music folder in to the Terminal window, and followed with the > pipe and specified ~/Desktop ("~/" is Unix shorthand for your "Home folder") and the file went to the Desktop with the name I specified
I use a virtually unknown program called iTunes to merge MP3 files.
Tracked on: Elliott Gould (202.176.210.69) at 2006 05 23 23:30:19
Robert Allen Zimmerman
had a similar problem a while back where i wanted to split large mp3s (live sets) into parts, while there are quite a number of apps out there that can do it, i found most of them to be bloated or they required you to buy it, so i ended up writing my own little app in ruby to do the job and it works like a charm!